Zero-Defect Universe

DISCOVERY OF GOD the stars and the planets happens precisely as predicted, with zero defects, which have been going on for billions of years. On this basis, if you want to know, for instance, at exactly what time on a particular date, several years later, the sun will rise and set at a specific location on Earth, you can find it out today itself. For example, if you want to know at what time on 15th April 2025 the sun will rise and set in New Delhi, you can find out well in advance that sunrise will be at 05:56 and sunset at 18:48. The timing of the sun rising and setting on a particular day in the future can be found with the same accuracy for any other place in the world. The entire system of the physical universe functions with complete precision and predictability. When we reflect on the fact that the physical universe has operated flawlessly under the management of the Creator for billions of years, while human projects often suffer from defects in planning and implementation, a stark contrast emerges. Under divine management, the material world has adhered to zero-defect management since its inception. In comparison, human-made systems, such as industrial projects, have been unable to establish a zerodefect management system despite continuous efforts. This comparison emphasizes the difference between divine and human management. To gain insights into human management, an article titled “Zero Defects” on the internet discusses the concept as popularized by Philip Crosby’s book “Absolutes of Quality Management.” It acknowledges that achieving absolute perfection or zero defects is technically impossible in sizable