Is There a Connection Between Religious Prophecies and Universal Phenomena?

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In summary, the conversation discusses the concept of the end of the world and whether it could be related to universal phenomena such as the collision of galaxies or the expansion of the sun. It also considers the possibility of a unification of religion and science in understanding this concept. The conversation ends with a reminder that discussions about religious texts or prophesies are not allowed on the platform.
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i've been thinking ultimately
well;
if GOD exists and it will really happen the way he spoke about the end of the world
can we relate a universal phenomena like the collision of our galaxy with another one (like andromeda..) or the explosion and expansion of the sun.. or etc..
so this would be the end of human being from a scientific point of view
and a RELIGIOUS point of view?
are there any relations?
might there be any relation?

Joe
 
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Read Isaac Asimov's "The Last Question".

He suggests a unification of religion and science.
 
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A_I_ said:
if GOD exists and it will really happen the way he spoke about the end of the world

When did God speak about the end of the world?

This sounds not so much like a question about a religion-neutral metaphysical being or about fate as it does a question about how to interpret specific religious texts or prophesies. Please be avided that we do not allow such topics of discussion here on PF.
 

FAQ: Is There a Connection Between Religious Prophecies and Universal Phenomena?

What is the concept of fate?

The concept of fate is the belief that our lives are predetermined and that events occur as a result of a predetermined plan or destiny. It is often associated with the idea of a higher power or force controlling our lives.

Do people have control over their fate?

This is a highly debated question, as some people believe that we have complete control over our actions and therefore our fate, while others believe that certain events are meant to happen regardless of our actions. Ultimately, it is up to individual interpretation and belief.

Can fate be changed or altered?

Again, this is a matter of personal belief. Some people believe that fate is fixed and cannot be changed, while others believe that we have the power to change our fate through our actions and choices.

Is fate the same as destiny?

While fate and destiny are often used interchangeably, there is a subtle difference between the two concepts. Fate refers to events that are predetermined and cannot be changed, while destiny is seen as a more active force that we have some control over through our choices and actions.

How does science explain fate?

Science does not have a definitive answer on the concept of fate, as it is a philosophical and metaphysical concept. Some scientists believe that our lives are governed by a combination of genetics and environmental factors, while others may see fate as a spiritual or religious belief.

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