British theoretical physicist and cosmologist, Stephen Hawking repeatedly said that heaven and hell just a pseudo concept that is far from the truth. So, what makes him think that?
In one of his books entitled Grand Design, Hawking said, the solar system was formed from a complicated process without involving God. So, he assumes, that this enormous substance actually does not exist, including heaven, hell, and another life after death.
Quoted from The GuardianBefore he died, Hawking, who had suffered from Amytotrophic Lateral Sclerosis or ALS, said that although he believed that there was no afterlife, at that time he wished he could live longer on earth. Because, he said, there are still a number of things he wants to learn and know.
“I have been living with the threat of premature death for the last decades. I’m not afraid to die, but I don’t want to rush to death. There are a lot of things I want to do first in the world,” Stephen Hawking said before his death Hops, Tuesday 28 December 2021.
Throughout his life, Hawking has often researched many things. In fact, he had coined the theory of everything or the theory of everything that revealed many things related to life in the solar system.
