Lemon, no I have not seen any atoms being created by command.
Whateverist, it is easy to believe things we don't understand.
On a superficial level, we think we understand a lot- until we dig deeper.
At one time we heard about the "Simple cell". Don't hear that anymore.
What changed? Only our understanding.
The deeper we go, the more the rabbit hole dives down under us.
Complexity and inter-relations stare us in the face, so we make guesses to comfort ourselves because we LIKE to have answers.
We hate being in the dark, it is the way we are made.
I have no clue why photosynthesis works, why a seed must die to become a plant.
How all the information to make a person or animal can reside in the amazingly small egg and sperm.
How the birds know to get back here from down south in time to have their little families.
The list is endless.
We flatter ourselves with information, when in reality- what we know amounts to the small dust on the scales.
The farther I go, the more in awe I am- considering the creation and the Mind that concocted it all.
Whateverist, it is easy to believe things we don't understand.
On a superficial level, we think we understand a lot- until we dig deeper.
At one time we heard about the "Simple cell". Don't hear that anymore.
What changed? Only our understanding.
The deeper we go, the more the rabbit hole dives down under us.
Complexity and inter-relations stare us in the face, so we make guesses to comfort ourselves because we LIKE to have answers.
We hate being in the dark, it is the way we are made.
I have no clue why photosynthesis works, why a seed must die to become a plant.
How all the information to make a person or animal can reside in the amazingly small egg and sperm.
How the birds know to get back here from down south in time to have their little families.
The list is endless.
We flatter ourselves with information, when in reality- what we know amounts to the small dust on the scales.
The farther I go, the more in awe I am- considering the creation and the Mind that concocted it all.
