When Stephen Hawking (1942-08-01 - 2018-14-03) passed away, articles began to appear in which it was said that the theoretical physicist recognized the existence of God. Is it really? To find the truth, turn to his latest book, Brief Answers to Big Questions.
Hawking wrote this book until the very end of the time allotted to him on Earth. A slightly unfinished version was sent to print.
Further, the scientist said that the ancient world was frightening and for the most part incomprehensible. People tried to somehow survive and believed in supernatural beings to give meaning to obscure phenomena. Today, poorly educated people continue to do the same, believing in signs, horoscopes and brownies.
If you believe in science, you will be aware of the existence of the laws of nature, the universe itself. Those who believe in God will say that all these laws were dictated by God, but this, as Stephen Hawking said, is not proof of his existence, but only a subjective definition of God and the divine given by a group of religious people.
Hawking then delved into mathematics with lengthy reasoning and concluded that "God's services are simply not needed to create a beautiful universe." The universe exists on its own and cannot be controlled by someone, even if that someone is “an omnipresent something”.
