Lore

If you don’t know yourself, you can’t grow yourself. And if you can’t grow yourself, you can’t truly connect with or help others.

Ifemade is passionate about football. His secondary school days were marked by an excellent career, crowned with numerous awards from different competitions. Football is his first love, something he would never trade for anything.

But there’s one thing he never compromises: his health. Because of a kidney condition, Ifemade visits the hospital twice a week, on Wednesdays and Fridays. These appointments are not optional; they are a lifeline. He can only wish that football matches never clash with those days or, better still, that he’s miraculously healed. Deep down, he knows his life depends on showing up for those appointments.

In the same way, what is vital must take priority in our lives. For Ifemade, it’s his doctor’s appointments. For us, it should be knowledge. Knowledge is a vital necessity. If it truly matters to you, if your future, growth, and destiny hinge on it, you’ll find a way to do it, no matter how busy life gets.

Because here’s the truth:
👉 If it matters, you’ll find a way.
👉 If it doesn’t, you’ll find an excuse.

Mayowa Alawa

Answer to the question, God's Dead.

God doesn't exist.
God is dead.

These two sentences sound similar, but are different.

An atheist will usually say the first sentence, while the latter comes from one who had once experienced the supreme God.

If we all agree with Newton’s First Law of Motion, that says “an object remains at rest or in uniform motion unless acted upon by an external force".

then we must ask:

1. What external force caused the universe to move from nothing into something?

2. The universe is not eternal. Science, including the Big Bang Theory, confirms it had a beginning.

But if it began, then by Newton’s law, it couldn’t have started itself.
Something, or Someone outside of space, time, and matter must have initiated it.

Similarly, Newton’s Third Law says:

“For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.”

Then logically:
The existence of creation (reaction) points to an action. The balance and precision in the universe point to an intentional force, not random chaos.

What Does This Mean?

It means science doesn’t cancel out God, it points to Him.

The laws of physics demand a first cause that itself is unmoved, eternal, and intelligent.

That first cause... is God.

If Newton’s laws are true and they are, then the beginning of the universe isn’t a mystery of chance, but a pointer to a supernatural being.

The world didn’t just bang. Something or Someone banged it into being.

2.
Everything we know, every person, every thing, every idea, exists within the boundaries of time.

We’re born, we grow, we age, we die.
Stars explode. Trees wither. Buildings collapse.
Even the most advanced systems deteriorate.

So if everything that begins… ends.
If everything within time is temporary and dependent

Then doesn’t that point to the need for something or Someone, beyond time?

If everything we see is fading, then the source of it all must be something unfading.

If we are limited by time, something timeless must have brought time itself into existence.

If we are dependent, then something independent of self-existing, must hold everything together.

That self-existent being is what we call God.

Human decay isn’t just proof of weakness—it’s a signpost pointing us to the One who never fades.

3.
The professor says God's dead.

His statement didn't denial the Existence of God, His trying to say "God who was once alive, but, now dead".

But death, by definition, is a concept we only apply to what was once living, but now has ceased from living.

For instance, you can't say Unicorns are dead, because they never live.
So, being that exists outside our realm will not experience what we call, DEAD.

The professor's statements are more personal and sentimental.

If anything "died," it’s our awareness of Him.
Not His being.
Not His power.
Not His presence.

My God's not dead, He's surely alive.