What do we truly think of this world we live in? The thought of knowing that everything will come to an end is so darn overwhelming that it isn't really thought of much by majority of humans. Back in the 60's or was it the 70's (not too sure) Carl Sagan made an episode of his documentary Cosmos, that special episode placed a mark in human history, that episode was when NASA launched an object into outer space containing all of human history, culture, religion, languages(I no no weda Igbo or Yoruba dey dia oo).. Information in general. As it went on its travel searching for intelligent life, the video camera attached to it captured its path facing the earth as the earth gets smaller and smaller until it was like a dot,.. That blue dot, beautiful isn't it, all the political issues we have and the inadequacies, happiness and sufferings are all on that small dot. That device is far away in space right now and we've lost communications with it for years, maybe if there's intelligent life out there then they should be able to read our cosmic location. Back to the main topic; the universe is about 13 billion years old, if you think about that number as a bag of salt(not rice) you'll find out the human race is just a pinch.

(Bible)
1.. The book of genesis stated "In the beginning there was darkness, the lord then said, Let there be light."
(Science)
The big bang is what scientists believe to be the beginning of the universe and the said it started with a massive explosion,
hence the name "Big Bang", it had to be very bright they said. " Let there be light!".


(Bible)
2.. Noah's flood which wiped most of many living being away.
(Science)
The flood might have been a climate reset, if it were to be recorded (my predictions tho), the flood happened about 5,000
thousand years ago and might happen again in 3,000 thousand.


(Bible)
3.. Methuselah lived for over 950 years.
(Science)
Methuselah's age can be explained validly because of the earth's climate, there were lots of trees and the air wasn't
as polluted as it is now.


(Bible)
4.. The supernatural.
(Science)
The human eye can only see in 2 dimensions whereas our universe is 3 dimensional, the human brain just try its best
to emulate the world we live in. Take an example, look at the wall in your room, I know you see the curves but its just
your head messing with you in a good way which means what you're seeing is just a flat wall or maybe take the earth's
view from space as an example, its 3D but what you see is just the current part and you just get updated by its rotation
But if one is able to see in 3D then you'd probably see the whole earth, both its back, sides, under, top and its supposed
front. There are multiple dimensions, those dimensions might be hidden all around us or the might be astral, science
itself isn't sure of 90% percent of its theories(I hope you're getting it), the supernatural exist but that doesn't mean they've
got power over us.



(Bible)
5.. God.
(Science)
Its everywhere(yeah.. It)(I'm no atheist tho,,), God exists but in a way higher reality than us humans. Just assume you
wrote a code containing millions of variable, variable_one might be a variable and now variable_one has a function,
a purpose, same with variable_ten and many others, when you compile that program each variable displays there func
tions. Now when variable_one fails you correct it immediately to avoid you program crashing but then when you create a
perfect program and give every variable free will(predictable free will, due to attitude) (impossible though due to current
tech) and those variable's misbehaviors causes some calculation to fail and lead to to the destruction of other innocent
variables you just can't debug the program without writing new data.