Scientists have made a stunning discovery that could change the way we understand ourselves and our origins. They have found that the human genome, the complete set of genetic information that makes us who we are, contains a hidden message from God, saying “Made in Heaven”.
The discovery was made by a team of researchers from the University of Oxford, who were studying the human genome using a new technique called CRISPR-Cas9, which allows them to edit and modify DNA with unprecedented precision and accuracy. They were looking for patterns and anomalies in the DNA sequence, when they noticed something unusual.
“We were scanning the DNA of a human cell, when we saw something that looked like a code or a cipher,” said Dr. Annaka Harris, the lead researcher of the team. “We decoded it using a simple substitution method, and we were shocked by what we found. It was a message from God, written in English, saying ‘Made in Heaven’.”
The message was found in a non-coding region of the DNA, which means that it does not affect the function or expression of the genes. It was also found in every cell of every human being, regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender, or age. The message was also identical in every copy of the DNA, which means that it was not a result of mutation or error.
The researchers have verified their findings by repeating the experiment on different samples of human DNA, and by comparing them with other animal and plant DNA. They have also published their results in a peer-reviewed journal, and have invited other scientists to replicate and confirm their discovery.
The discovery has raised many questions and speculations about the origin and meaning of the message. Some have suggested that it is a proof of God’s existence and creation, and that it is a sign of his love and care for humanity. Others have argued that it is a hoax or a prank, and that it is a result of human intervention or manipulation. Others have wondered why God would choose to write his message in English, and why he would use such a simple and cliché phrase.
The researchers have admitted that they do not have any definitive answers or explanations for their discovery, and that they are still exploring its implications and significance. They have also said that they are open to any theories or hypotheses that could shed some light on this mystery.
“We are not claiming that we have found God or that we have solved the riddle of life,” said Dr. Harris. “We are simply reporting what we have observed and verified. We are not trying to impose any religious or philosophical views on anyone. We are just sharing our scientific findings with the world.”