I hope you too have some sweet and sour memories of this wonderful year which is about saying goodbye as we set to enter the much hyped and buzzing 2019. Everyone wants to get as many goodies as they can before this year ends to have at least something to cherish. If you want to know more about yearly horoscope prediction, then visit Horoscopelogy.
 

While we tentatively wait for the New Year's eve so that we can get over with this year, party all night, and drown all our sorrows in booze and frenzy, somewhere down we still hope to catch a glimpse of the year ahead. So that we can get an idea about how things are going to pan out and whether or not we’ll be successful.  
 

That’s basic human psychology, we often tend to get more worried about future way too much and want to know everything beforehand.
 

But if you think about it, it’s not that bad of an idea to find out whether your zodiac is going to be fortunate enough to taste success or not. Like always, Astrology is the science that has helped us time and time again to take a peek into the future so here’s a list of six luckiest zodiac signs in the year 2019. Take a look
 

advancements of theoretical physics in the 20th and 21st centuries have given atheists more ammunition to counter, and even lambast, the beliefs of Christian fundamentalists who contend that the book of Genesis holds the truth about the beginning of the universe. Clearly, as Charles Darwin and others first posited the theory of evolution in the 19th century, the scientific evidence has been rapidly stacking up against Creationists.

Popular modern atheist authors such as Richard Dawkins and the late Christopher Hitchens have found it relatively easy to debunk the belief that the Earth has existed for just over 6000 years, as the Bible professes. Every reputable geologist places the beginning of our planet at closer to 4 billion years ago. Whether it is Jonah living in the belly of a whale for three days, or Abraham living to the ripe age of 175, or Jesus turning a couple loaves of bread and a few fish into enough food to feed 5000 people, the text of both the Old and New Testament makes some fairly remarkable claims in light of what we know about physics, astronomy, geology, and other sciences today.

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The predominant theory about the beginning of the universe, commonly known as the Big Bang theory, says that it began nearly 14 billion years ago when a singularity point exploded, causing a continuous expansion of matter that developed into galaxies, stars, planets, and the like.