Tuesday, August 01, 2006
God Does Exist. I See Him Every Day
Dios existe...
I was reading a message on the wall the other day: "If God existed, we should kill him". My answer was almost immediate: "If God wouldn't exist, you would be death already". The first phrase, however, made me think about God's existance, and I have concluded that either Gods really exists or the Intelligence is not an exclusive gift for Humans.
Let me explain: I was reading "The Naked Woman", by the author of "The Naked Ape" and I noticed this author explains the human phisiology as if we had anything to do with its development; the same author, and many others as well, offer similar explanations for the phisionomy of every living creature.
Example: Has a colorful flower been free to elect its eye-catching beautiful colors? Authors explain that "with such colors, flowers attract insects, which in turn carry with them the polen to other plants, and by doing so, they contribute to the flower's reproduction". This is just an example, but, did flowers have actually anything to do in electing their colors and shape? If so, we would be recognizing inteligence on them... but I actually think that "something" or "someone" has designed things that way with a very special purpose. THAT is what I recognize as God, and I see Him every day.
>Ð
I was reading a message on the wall the other day: "If God existed, we should kill him". My answer was almost immediate: "If God wouldn't exist, you would be death already". The first phrase, however, made me think about God's existance, and I have concluded that either Gods really exists or the Intelligence is not an exclusive gift for Humans.
Let me explain: I was reading "The Naked Woman", by the author of "The Naked Ape" and I noticed this author explains the human phisiology as if we had anything to do with its development; the same author, and many others as well, offer similar explanations for the phisionomy of every living creature.
Example: Has a colorful flower been free to elect its eye-catching beautiful colors? Authors explain that "with such colors, flowers attract insects, which in turn carry with them the polen to other plants, and by doing so, they contribute to the flower's reproduction". This is just an example, but, did flowers have actually anything to do in electing their colors and shape? If so, we would be recognizing inteligence on them... but I actually think that "something" or "someone" has designed things that way with a very special purpose. THAT is what I recognize as God, and I see Him every day.
>Ð
