November 13, 2014
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” – Genesis 1:1
The battle rages on. Science vs God. Logic vs faith. Big Bang vs Creation. It’s another one of those divisive tools used by the enemy to destroy the goodness created by our Heavenly Father. The hypothesis for the very beginning, the instantaneous moment when everything started – time, energy, fusion, photons, electrons, neutrons and protons has been called the Big Bang theory. An alternative introduced by man in 1927 to explain how everything around you has come into existence.
I’m not talking about the chair your sitting in, but rather you, the animals, the oxygen, the trees, the grass, the dirt, the lava, the oceans, the atmosphere, the ozone, the stars, the galaxy and yes, the universe. Because man is limited in his brain’s capacity to comprehend the unknown he uses the little amount of wisdom and knowledge he does have to try to explain it away and put boundaries around it. That is the main center of the argument – mankind is incapable of actually understanding how it all started and because there is skepticism around the mono-theocracy view point of Creation, man tries to become the creator.
I believe that God is the originator and creator of all things. He alone spoke them into existence from the void that existed prior to something existing. I believe the Holy Bible is His communication and explanation through His chosen authors. I believe in it’s authenticity as the truth, carried forth from the day it was scribed by Moses, Isaiah, Ezekiel and others to today. Archeological evidence exists of the original scriptures on papyrus dating from before Christ’s life. But, even without this, I believe in a Creator because of the intricate exactness and synergistic existence of all things.
Likewise, there must have been an original point for man’s existence, we all must agree on that. At that very point, the earth was already here, and it was pure, uncontaminated and rich in everything we needed to survive. There was food, water, and shelter in the wilderness. Man chose to pursue his own desire and therefore created the appetite for injustice and self-indulgence, which to this day has not been satiated. You and I sit here thousands of years later, still trying to buy happiness, joy and satisfaction with the life we were given.
Man is destructive by nature. At one point in time the earth was covered in water and beautiful trees, plants and life. We are only capable of using 10% of our brain, yet slowly, but surely, through our most inventive, creative thoughts and actions we are actually destroying the earth. Man has learned to innovate and create measures of financial trading, homes, transportation, weapons, buildings, concrete jungles, drugs, alcohol, electronics, global communications and so many other things. When we really get down to the value of any of that though, we must honestly say that it is destructive by nature. We have destroyed natural resources. We have invented ways to separate humans from each other, and to create a valuation system that elevates some, while depressing others. We have learned to murder, steal and destroy one another over power struggles, pride and selfishness.
We have proven that we are incapable of inventing completeness in our lives. We can fulfill one desire, but in doing so, have stimulated a desire for more, and so on and so on. Therefore, if we are incapable of innovation and creative ingenuity to solve life’s basic question on why do I exist, there must be something greater than us that can. I believe that in God the Father, the Creator I have found the one source who is able to create perfect love, harmony, life and existence. We have corrupted what He created. I believe in God as the Creator of heaven and earth, and all things.
So what do you believe? Tell your family, your friends, me, the world or at least tell somebody.
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