How did the universe come into being?

We must humbly admit that we don’t know. And we probably won’t. There are many different explanations for the origin of the world throughout history. These include various mythologies, fables, and fables. There was a time when people believed them. If the world existed for another 500 years, people at that time might look back with a smile at the current conception of evolution. The atheists of the communist era lumped together mythology, fable, and the biblical interpretation of the world. To them, the book of Genesis was mythology—a great mistake. A believer is, therefore, a believer who does not believe in mythology but in the message of God. The book of Genesis does not describe the mechanism of creation. It focuses on a more important fact. God says. I am the creator. Man, look around you at all that I have created for you. See how I love you. Do you see the beauty here? The book of Genesis is understandable to everyone.

Whether rich or poor, educated or uneducated. The Book of Genesis could only have been written by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. The Book of Genesis is not a scientific study of the world’s origin but a proclamation of God’s omnipotence, greatness, and love. It is necessary to interpret the Book of Genesis correctly, not literally. For example, it says that God created the world in 7 days. As we know, a day is short. The day mentioned in the Bible is God’s day, not ours. We don’t know how long God’s day lasted. There is no problem accepting evolution, of course, as interpreted by religious scientists and many Nobel Prize winners. God has written the universe’s history and life for billions of years.