Before physicality was existent - and that is to suppose that physicality, or our universe, was or was able to brought into existence - then without laws of physics which produce causal nature, anything before that needn’t have had a cause, and since it logically follows that physicality or the universe must have causes or in the first instance a cause, what came before that - God - must have necessarily been the case and such a being transcendent of physicality must be metaphysical and infinite, meaning God wouldn't be constrained by the laws of physics and that would justify theological influence. It can only be sensibly concluded that God resides in existence over the universe if one wants to avoid fallacy and conceptual disorder, and since these states of mind are by definition unrepresentative of reality, the clear sense entailment can be the only valid and real conclusion.
Theology is the final underlying and overlying validity of reality. All of the Bible is able to make perfect sense. Because it is such a profoundly wise book that often uses figurative language and allusions, people without enough wisdom can haphazardly put down its legitimacy and live a life of sin. Rationalism can infer pure theological validity, and Biblical history gives one of wisdom the ability to draw the correct inferences and parallels by conflating simple sense from the present day in a seamless way that the model of reality produced stands universally valid. The Bible is able to work as a great guide of mental health. Creationism is able to coincide with evolutionary theory. Humans are the only species which through empirical analysis could be judged to have really evolved, and the Bible explains that the first humans ate from the tree of knowledge and thus became morally aware, and moral conflict causes evolution and societal advancement. Evil, however, causes degeneration, evident in knowledge of mental illness and how immorality is antisocial which causes this illness, but because goodness has been just as evident in human nature, the evolution of mankind has been a mixed process, which explains drops in life-span but having been able to innovate a lot of knowledge.
Well-being starts through abstinence and repentance of sin. Given the profoundness of theology, one with genuine heart could only suggest that those stuck in any folly start doing so. Who wants to be a blind fool?