How to understand the incredible phenomenon described in Buddhist scriptures?

Since it is incredible, it is really difficult to explain scientifically.

Buddhism says that people have past lives, predestined love of good and evil, causal cycle and six divisions in the wheel of karma. If you listen to these as fairy tales, you won't be curious.

But if we really want to use scientific methods to explain things like past lives, isn't it impossible at the present level of science and technology? At first, science was born to prove these myths in religion. Newton, for example, did not expect to prove himself a member of theology. This should be a great irony of science, right?

Is there Jesus Christ Sakyamuni in this world looking down on all beings in an unknown time and space? We don't know, maybe one day in the future, we can really make some important discoveries. But I'm afraid it will take a long time.

However, these religions are not to be proved by the world at the beginning, but to be believed by the world. Buddhists regard the world as a sea of suffering, and only by putting down the butcher's knife can they turn back to the shore. That makes sense.

So is what they call karma. It is also good to take the contents of Buddhist scriptures as the code of conduct.