Given that we live in a creation, and that it is created by God to match our beliefs, it shouldn't be too hard for anyone to see the fallacy of the scientific method: Scientists, knowing nothing of the spirit, let alone how it works, convince themselves through rigorous experimentation that what they perceive is fixed and real, all the while overlooking the fact that what they discovered is nothing more than the outcome of an ever-narrowing chain of beliefs, that culminated in a final conclusion, one that they first sought and that God eventually provided.

All so-called 'facts' within creation are conceived through hope, constructed through faith, and believed into existence (God's love). This is why they change, as our knowledge changes. As we search for new possibilities, new revelations change the way we look at things. New beliefs are formed and old beliefs are forsaken.

The sheep of the world naturally believe what they are told, reinforcing the reality around them, but the wise know that reality is not fixed, and seek to overcome the limited beliefs that keep them from being free.

Beliefs, such as death and diseases, and even climate change, may well suit those who wish to control the population, but such things are not what God intended for his children, and the sooner we return to the understanding of our spiritual selves, the sooner we will be free of them.

So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. - 2 Corinthians 4:18