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God and His Creation Plan
          the Big Bang Theory, according to which the universe
          is constantly expanding. After working out the relevant
          mathematical equations, Hawking has reached the
          conclusion that the expansion of the universe is taking
          place according to a well-calculated scheme. The initial
          rate of expansion must have been fixed with great accuracy
          so that it would always be less than the critical rate, i.e. the
          rate at which the universe would begin to collapse again.
          This view cannot be explained unless it is accepted that
          the rate of expansion of the universe has been determined
          with the utmost precision. Stephen Hawking writes:

                  It would be very difficult to explain why the
                  universe should have begun in just this way,
                  except as the act of a God who intended to
                  create beings like us. (p. 127)

          One of the most amazing qualities of the universe is that
          there is no interpretation or explanation of it, other than
          that which allows for God’s existence, despite the fact
          that the best brains in every age have attempted to unravel
          its mysteries. It has been claimed that the universe has
          always been in existence in its present form. It has also
          been claimed that it came into being on its own and that
          it goes on on its own. Cause and effect have been said
          to have created everything, and attempts have also been
          made to prove the law of evolution to be the creator of the
          universe; which however can be only a process of nature,
          but never its creator. The more a man learns about the
          universe, the more absurd do these theories appear to
          him; the stranger does it seem that something, or some
          being other than God Almighty should be the Lord and
          Master of the Universe. The universe, by its very existence,


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