According to Genesis 1.1, "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the Earth." But who created God? From where did He originate?
Christianity claims that God has always existed. But I wonder, "What was God doing before the beginning?"
In this article, I discuss theological and physical concepts to determine the origin of God and how He created the Universe. I examine the theory of relativity and how God might have used it to His advantage.
I also discuss whether gravity caused creation or if God created gravity to let everything fall into place. This article is not meant to argue with beliefs but offers alternative views.
The Bible explains that we are no longer conscious after death. We don't think or feel anything (Hebrews 9:27). But it continues to explain that this is a temporary "sleep" that eventually results in our resurrection (Corinthians 15:21-23).
This article provides clues of what life could be like in Heaven. I explore the following questions: Will Heaven get overpopulated? Is everyone the same age? Will it be boring? Is everyone healthy there?
We know our brain dies upon death, but what if our consciousness is not a function of the brain? If our consciousness does not require our brain or any other body part, could our conscious awareness continue after we die?
In this article, I review the research done by neuroscientists to examine how we might continue to have thoughts, awareness, and feelings after death.
Neuroscientists have extensively researched cases where people are fully aware of their surroundings with out-of-body experiences near death.
This essay reviews research studies based on solid scientific research. I do not entertain paranormal perspectives—this review is grounded in physical concepts with credible references provided.
Sudden mental clarity before death is a common phenomenon. It's known as Terminal Lucidity, which refers to the experience of seeing people who already had died just before one's passing.
Does that imply the existence of life after death? Neuroscientists study this possibility, and I review their research to examine how our awareness might continue in the afterlife.
