The story explores the philosophical and scientific inquiries surrounding the existence of God. It highlights that while many individuals and religious figures throughout history have supported the belief in God, no empirical proof of God's existence has been established. Science, which relies on evidence obtained through experimentation, cannot validate God's existence or non-existence. This creates a paradox where believers cannot provide proof, and skeptics cannot disprove. The narrative discusses notable spiritual figures such as Krishna, Buddha, Mahavir, and Jesus, who are revered as embodiments of God but have not conclusively proven God's existence to the public. Science, on the other hand, acknowledges the inability to test God in a laboratory setting, leaving significant questions unanswered regarding the origins and control of existence, life before birth, and after death. Scientists have long sought to understand the fundamental elements of existence, much like how bricks are essential for building. The quest for a universal theory has led to the conclusion that all matter is composed of atoms. Initial classification based on atomic weight proved inadequate, leading to a system based on atomic numbers, with Hydrogen as the first element in the periodic table. However, the classification remains incomplete as some elements do not fit neatly into this framework, indicating that the search for a comprehensive understanding of existence and its fundamental elements is ongoing.

by Ajay Amitabh Suman in English Magazine

Writen by Ajay Amitabh Suman

Category Magazine