Your Never-Ending Life

The Earth is part of the Milky Way galaxy and the known living universe. This universe is a living dimension of divine creation. The living dimensions are endless, so their sizes are immeasurable. Let’s put this knowledge into perspective somewhat. Based on our current knowledge of astronomy, the Milky Way Galaxy contains approximately 400 billion stars: four hundred billion, hot, glowing, gas balls! Not forgetting the sun in our solar system, which we consider the be all and end all, as it warms us and sustains planetary life, is only one of these: only one! Astronomers estimate that there are approximately 125 billion galaxies in the known universe and they estimate the number of stars to be 1 x 1022: this equates to one plus twenty-two zeros. Now that is a lot of stars! These figures are based on what we know at this time in human development. Makes you think, doesn’t it? Modern science has advanced greatly in the last 100 years and has accumulated more data to confirm their hypothesis of universal creation, with big bang theories and so on. These discoveries are amazing, and the scientific communities have my admiration and utmost respect. Because of scientific advancement, many people are now asking the question: “Did God really create this universe and our world?” Some claim the big bang theory happened over 13 billion years ago, and the perception of God and divine creation is irrelevant because it was too long ago for Him to be involved. Well, let me ask you two simple questions: “Who exactly created this Big Bang and why?”