"No, I don't believe in God. I can't even imagine a being that looks like us existing before everything. I'm not denying it—after all, I'm just a simple human. My knowledge is limited to my senses. All of us are. We can't comprehend the incomprehensible, and we are unaware of the unknown. A human being, after all, always makes mistakes..."
Frowning slightly, I remember a phrase my father once said:"Knowledge is there, but we're too stupid to understand it."
Celestin remained silent after hearing my questions, but the sparkle in her eyes never faded—on the contrary, it began to shine even more. The little girl was clearly still excited.
