Why Do Scientists Study the Mind of God?

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In summary, scientists study the mind of God to gain a deeper understanding of the universe and to uncover the fundamental laws that govern it. By studying the mysteries of the universe, scientists hope to answer some of the most profound questions about the nature of reality, consciousness, and the origins of the universe itself. Through scientific inquiry, they seek to uncover the secrets of the universe and unlock the mysteries of existence, ultimately bringing us closer to the mind of God and the truth of our existence. This pursuit not only expands our knowledge, but also has practical applications in fields such as medicine, technology, and environmental conservation. By studying the mind of God, scientists hope to uncover the secrets of the universe and advance our understanding of the world around us.
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Assalamualaikum (Peace be unto you), guys. I'm Quareeb. I'm from Bangladesh. I read in Notre Dame College, Dhaka. I want to become a physicist because I want to know God's mind more precisely. That's why I'm really exited being a member of this forum. Hope that you guys will cooperate me and answer my questions and also will correct my mistakes.

May Allah bless you, Amen.

Quareeb.
Dhaka, Bangladesh.
 
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