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It is impossible to account for the creation of the universe without the agency of a Supreme Being.
George Washington
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The quote emphasizes the belief that a Supreme Being is necessary for explaining the universe's creation.

George Washington's assertion highlights a fundamental perspective that understanding the origins of the universe transcends mere scientific inquiry; it insists that the existence of a Supreme Being is essential to account for the complexity and existence of the cosmos. This view intertwines faith with existential questions, promoting a belief system that sees divinity as integral to comprehension of creation.

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UniverseCreationSupreme BeingFaithPhilosophy

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In a discussion about the intersection of science and religion.

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