Quantum Devotions Volume I

What if the mysteries of quantum physics could unlock the deepest truths of faith? In Quantum Devotions Volume I: The Physics of Faith, the author Lily Milliner shatters the false divide between science and spirituality with breathtaking clarity. Using her groundbreaking, Milliner reveals how quantum principles like entanglement, superposition, and tunneling mirror profound spiritual realities. Each devotion functions as both prayer and experiment, offering believers a completely new language for understanding God's work in their lives. This isn't your grandmother's devotional. It's a radical reimagining of how faith operates in our quantum universe. Where particles exist in multiple states simultaneously, where observation changes reality, and where connection transcends distance. For believers hungry for intellectual depth without sacrificing spiritual authenticity, Quantum Devotions proves that faith isn't the enemy of science. It's the ultimate science. Prepare to see both God and the cosmos with transformed eyes.

Lily Milliner is a faith-driven technologist, author, and speaker who bridges science and Scripture to help people experience the "Physics of Faith" in everyday life. Working at the intersection of emerging technologies (Quantum, AI) and Kingdom purpose, she translates complex ideas, such as superposition, entanglement, and tunneling, into hope-filled practices rooted in the Word of God. With over 20 years of leadership experience in government contracting, workforce development, and technology innovation, Lily is the CEO of Build It Up, LLC, a consulting firm dedicated to capacity building and strategic growth. She chairs the National Quantum Literacy Network and the HUBZone Communities Alliance, equipping leaders to thrive where science, faith, and opportunity meet. In Quantum Devotions, she invites readers to see that faith is not anti-science-it is the ultimate science. Her works include Fly With God and Your Wildest Living May Be Yet to Come, continuing her mission to make the unseen seen.