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... SPINNING IN THE CIRCLE There are loads of unanswered questions in the world. Whether a life form lives in another planet, extinction of humankind, being able to predict Earth's remaining time... However, there is one question that is answered by every each person but couldn't be proven: The existence of God. "God" is a moral belief which could be defined as 'believing a superior existence and directing our life with its guidance'. There are different forms of God since there are different forms of faith but the most common one is monotheistic religion. However, thousands of years ago, this wasn't the case. People believed in many gods rather than believing in one. One of the most spread polytheistic belief was, without a doubt, the Greek Myth. Hundreds of people worshipped their gods and believed in them. So what happened to this widespread belief? How can a whole civilization's
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