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The transcript discusses the belief that despite scientific advancements, divine control remains paramount. It emphasizes faith and personal belief in a higher power's control over events, suggesting that science does not dictate outcomes, but rather, a divine force does.

What does the speaker suggest about the role of science in our lives?

• Science is the ultimate authority.

• Science controls everything we do.

• Science has no influence on our lives.

• Science does not dictate what happens to us.

According to the speaker, who is in control of everything?

• Nature

• Humans

• God

• Science

How does the speaker view the relationship between what we see and hear and divine control?

• What we see and hear is more important than divine control.

• What we see and hear dictates divine control.

• Divine control is irrelevant to what we see and hear.

• Divine control is independent of what we see and hear.

What does the speaker believe about God's role?

• God is always in control.

• God is sometimes in control.

• God's control is limited.

• God has no control.

What is the speaker's personal belief about control?

• Control is solely in human hands.

• Control is an illusion.

• Control is shared between humans and God.

• Control is entirely in God's hands.