The Age of Science

THE AGE OF SCIENCE Human knowledge has reached a point where only one choice remains: submitting and humbling oneself to the one and only God. I n the era of modern science, every aspect of nature became subject to investigation. Through this research, it was revealed that nature was simply nature, devoid of any form of divinity. With this realization, the notion of nature worship came to an end, as nature lost its status as a deity. Subsequently, the era of industrial civilization began, granting humans access to numerous previously unknown advancements. Unfortunately, the success of modern industrial civilization deceived many, leading them to perceive it as a substitute for a deity. As a result, people started establishing a similar relationship with the industrial civilization that should only exist with the actual deity. However, it soon became evident that human industry had a significant