The theories of Evolution and Big Bang have brought a major impact upon the scientific and societal perception upon the origins, abilities and roles of mankind on Earth. It is conclusively evident that Mother Nature and the physical realm is autonomous and all phenomena in the world occur without an imposition against the “free will” of such events and patterns. Nevertheless, this extent of freedom does not imply that life on Earth represents an accident and has no purpose. By careful analysis of ancient religious texts, it can be suggested even otherwise, that it is especially free will that is offered as a gift from outside of the physical dimensions of existence, with the purpose of a continuous edification and improvement of the overall life conditions and of the human perception. It may be that the multi-generational focus on improvement and progress have been misattributed as random selection without an ultimate purpose, that humans may be animals just because they emerged through the animal kingdom. Furthermore, it may be that scientists based their suggestions that no outside Creator would have brought the Earth into existence on physical perspectives, when the extra-dimensional process of Creation implies that all elements of the physical existence undergo a process of Creation from the outside, where time, space and physical matter do not exist, in spite of such elements possibly reflecting unseen elements of the meta-physical world. Importantly, the mathematical paradox of Gabriel's Horn / Torricelli’s Trumpet may perfectly apply into the origins of life and physical existence throughout the Universe. Namely, the Six-Day Creation process as described in religious books like the Holy Bible may coincidentally be measured as an infinite number of billions of years according to the known paleontological and chemical forms of temporal measurement, given that, if the entire physical existence was being created in six days, it would be that time itself was being created during such a process, as time represents part of the physical reality alongside space and matter. The following example may explain such a paradox: if scientists successfully invented a spaceship capable of reaching the speed of light and brought a few astronauts to travel to Pluto in it, they would take off and arrive at their planetary destination at the same Earthly time, even though the actual duration of the journey would be of about 5 hours (4.96232661 hours), given that reaching the speed of light will involve reaching the speed of time of zero. To a Creator not dependent upon the physical realm, being regarded as “Love” and “Light” in the Holy Scriptures, the same scenario would apply - an infinite number of billions, trillions and quadrillions of years in which matter naturally emerged from a state of non-existence to form the Universe as it is currently known - all within six days. Such an example also indicates the existence of a paradox in which the Universe is infinite and expanding at the same time. Finally, there is the following example that deserves attention within the scientific community; just because all living cells - human, animal and plant - contain DNA chromosomes, ribosomes, mitochondria and a plasma membrane, it does not indicate that humans are animals, just as this does not indicate that plants are animals. In Science, there is a golden statement, that correlation does not imply causation. This example is in complete agreement with the verses of the Book of Genesis in the Holy Scriptures regarding the origins of life; namely, that animals could have been created by an Author of all life on Earth so that man would experience companionship. Another major accordance with the teachings of the Holy Scriptures is the fact that life emerged from the water, and not from the soil, although the soil constituted the second principal means of the commencement and extension of life. Namely, after life first emerged in the seas and the oceans from bacteria, a few bacteria were passed from the marine water into the nearby soil on islands and surrounding land through the circulatory air above the sea level. Afterward, the first life forms emerged from the soil, via the transferred bacteria. Eastern Orthodox Christianity regards water as the principal environment of both physical and spiritual birth. The secret of natural success is crossing through the midst of chaos and suffering, not near it and not even through its periphery, but right through it. All humans emerged from the Earth and they were one with the soil. Then, humans emerged through the animal domain, and they were one with the animals, which also emerged from the soil. Then, humans emerged into their final, human form. Humans managed to conquer the chaos that dominated the process of natural selection, by playing the game. The illustrated stages of pregnancy may be reflecting such a pattern; just as, in Christianity, Jesus came as God into the human flesh to play the final game of “moral selection” started by the Adamic human, to bring the definitive kick against the low-end of suffering and chaos, which is death. Even though men and women both have one "X" chromosome in their karyotype, it does not imply that men are 50% female or that they have 72.4% female traits. At least a similar analogy may apply with regards to chromosomal, phylogenetic, cellular and morphological similarities and common ancestry between humans and animals, as this ultimately still does not imply humans are as animals, despite the fact that both humans and animals share a common ancestor, having emerged from bacteria in the soil. Overall, an improved scientific perception of the timeline of life on Earth may be reached via an approach that combines molecular biology with quantum physics, given that the three layers of Science - Biology, Chemistry and Physics - together with their foundational layer of Mathematics, are in fact situated in a relationship of complete harmony.