Academy of Sciences of Heroesland

But if you were to fly into a black hole itself, it would simply crush you, contrary to the opinions of science fiction writers.

Well, firstly, it wouldn't crush you; that's incorrect. Secondly, the structure of black holes has not been fully studied, so it's not yet possible to definitively say what happens beyond the event horizon. Thirdly, I'm referring not to supermassive black holes, but to microscopic black holes that occasionally appear in space. It is these that could emit signals.

I've never heard that "God created man in his own image and likeness."

This is just further confirmation of the existence of an extraterrestrial civilization, or scholastic nonsense.

Perhaps you, Lord, should familiarize yourself with the idea better if you want to argue convincingly.

By the way, here's something from Wikipedia:

From a scientific point of view, the hypothesis about the existence of God (and related concepts such as soul, spirit, heaven, hell, etc.) does not meet Popper's criterion, as there is no possibility, nor is it assumed, of verifying this using the scientific method. As a result, any reasoning about the existence of God is not scientific