The Chapter "What is the Verdict about God’s Existence" of the book 'Physical Universe Virtual God' by Dr. Ramesh Kushwaha challenges traditional views on the relationship between science and religion, arguing for their fundamental incompatibility and advocating for a concept of God and reality that transcends both. The author posits that science effectively explains the objective external physical universe, while failing to address the subjective inner world where concepts like purpose, morality, and suffering reside. Kushwaha introduces the idea of two distinct realities: the externally observable physical world governed by scientific laws and the internally created virtual world shaped by individual perception and consciousness. He asserts that this inner, virtual world is where humans experience meaning and where the "true God" resides as the creator of one's perceived reality, suggesting the external physical universe may be eternally existing without needing a creator.