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Billions upon billions of energies were now concentrated in one place, and the whole atmosphere revolved around this one idea.

Suddenly the shell exploded as a result of a powerful explosion and the energies began to spread to one side and start working on their own, that is, the process of creating the universe began. ۔

And during that journey,

countless galaxies began to form,

In their galaxies, a sun also formed inside a galaxy, which, along with many other planets, orbited a planet called Earth.

The earth was also moving forward as it evolved, and during this long journey, large glaciers of water began to fall on the earth in the form of ice.

The glaciers were so large that when sunlight began to fall on them, they began to turn into oceans.

And with the first solar eclipse on Earth millions of years later, this eclipse was the first solar eclipse after millions of years of the Earth’s evolutionary journey.

The substances that had been so accustomed to the coming and going of sunlight for millions of years in the mud at the bottom of the ocean that suddenly there was a stir inside them and the life-giving substances collapsed. Began to gather around an idea.

Even a living germ came into being that began to move and absorb more of the elements of life and began to appear in the form of a variety of sea creatures.

The eclipses continued like this, but it seemed that these eclipses were provoking the living things in the water to come out of the water.

And finally, some of 

Anumber of recent books and articles would have you believe that—somehow—science has now disproved the existence of God. We know so much about how the universe works, their authors claim, that God is simply unnecessary: we can explain all the workings of the universe without the need for a Creator.

And indeed, science has brought us an immense amount of understanding. The sum total of human knowledge doubles roughly every couple of years or less. In physics and cosmology, we can now claim to know what happened to our universe as early as a tiny fraction of a second after the Big Bang, something that may seem astounding. In chemistry, we understand the most complicated reactions among atoms and molecules, and in biology we know how the living cell works and have mapped out our entire genome. But does this vast knowledge base disprove the existence of some kind of pre-existent outside force that may have launched our universe on its way?

Science won major victories against entrenched religious dogma throughout the 19th century. In the 1800s, discoveries of Neanderthal remains in Belgium, Gibraltar and Germany showed that humans were not the only hominids to occupy earth, and fossils and remains of now extinct animals and plants further demonstrated that flora and fauna evolve, live for millennia and then sometimes die off, ceding their place on the planet to better-adapted species. These discoveries lent strong support to the then emerging theory of evolution, published by 

illions upon billions of energies were now concentrated in one place, and the whole atmosphere revolved around this one idea.

Suddenly the shell exploded as a result of a powerful explosion and the energies began to spread to one side and start working on their own, that is, the process of creating the universe began. ۔

And during that journey, countless galaxies began to form,

In their galaxies, a sun also formed inside a galaxy, which, along with many other planets, orbited a planet called Earth.

The earth was also moving forward as it evolved, and during this long journey, large glaciers of water began to fall on the earth in the form of ice.

The glaciers were so large that when sunlight began to fall on them, they began to turn into oceans.

And with the first solar eclipse on Earth millions of years later, this eclipse was the first solar eclipse after millions of years of the Earth’s evolutionary journey.

The substances that had been so accustomed to the coming and going of sunlight for millions of years in the mud at the bottom of the ocean that suddenly there was a stir inside them and the life-giving

substances collapsed. Began to gather around an idea.

Even a living germ came into being that began to move and absorb more of the elements of life and began to appear in the form of a variety of sea creatures.

The eclipses continued like this, but it seemed that these eclipses were provoking the living things in the water to come out of the water.

And finally, some of 

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