The conflict between science and religion in Western thought is the result of a materialistic choice that led to the defenestration of the soul from the field of acquisition of knowledge. Contrary, the Black-African holistic epistemology affirms the centrality of the concept of God in the understanding of the world, which implies the possibility of convergence between religion and science. This book demonstrates this convergence by establishing a systematic theodicy of traditional Kongo religion and shows how the outcome of this theodicy confirms the observations of empirical cosmology about the movements and stability bodies on astronomical and subatomic levels; this book also offers a new interpretation of the nature of electrons and photons as true particles of undulating trajectories.