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Everyone in this world has religious beliefs. No matter which religion we believe in, one thing is constant: whenever we feel low, we pray to God and ask for strength to overcome the situation that is bothering us. So, what is God? In simple terms, we can say that God is our belief. It is the power that we believe created the universe and the power to which we pray for prosperity and happiness. Though there are several definitions of God, it depends on what you believe. As for every person, the exact definition of God is different. For some people, God is our inner strength, and for some, God is the power that was never born and never can die, a power that always exists and will exist after the death of the universe. There are thousands of beliefs that also created different religions, such as Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, etc. Even if we have a look at the past, we will be able to see that our ancestors, as well as people before Christianity, also had God. There are hundreds of theories that encourage us to have faith in God. Sometimes, science has denied the existence of God, which created a silent war between people having religious beliefs and people who denied it. This war continued until science itself proved the existence of God. Yes, there are several scientific pieces of evidence that prove God's existence, and some of them prove that the mythological characters were real, and so were the stories. In this book, we will discuss scientific evidence of God's existence.
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