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Tomorrow? How many years has theoretical physics been feeding us with such promises?
Yes, Leopoldus said something silly back then. There are things that physics cannot yet explain sufficiently, but excuse me, this is not like bubbles in boiling water, the nature of which is known to any schoolchild, unless they are a complete failure, of course.
Although, of course, there are still many wise thoughts in the Bible, but it is quite difficult to separate them from the rest of the nonsense that is written there.
I'll add my two cents: people sometimes superficially judge the Bible, especially when it comes to the Old Testament. In reality, it is difficult (I would say, impossible) to find anything nonsensical there if you delve into each phrase, understand its deep meaning, and perhaps even work on the Greek version, as it is sometimes easier to understand than the translation into Russian. The main thing is not to take everything literally.