I used to think there is no creator who created mankind and life. Now I’ve started looking at things in a different way.
How come our bodies are symmetrical? How come we have complicated thought processes? etc etc…
Can such an ingenious creation happen by itself? Who is the grand designer? Is it possible that we were created by a team of super geniuses instead of one? Or has the designer(s) been perished and long gone? If they are still around, why aren’t they seen or heard of? Are we making ourselves detached from our own creators? Are we becoming more self-centred and as a consequence we are unknowingly detaching ourselves from the ultimate truth?
We are becoming more materialistic and are becoming more and more interested in money, careers, status, power, luxury, etc. We are spending less time knowing our roots and the life-changing knowledge that it reveals to us.
How come our bodies are symmetrical? How come we have complicated thought processes? etc etc…
Can such an ingenious creation happen by itself? Who is the grand designer? Is it possible that we were created by a team of super geniuses instead of one? Or has the designer(s) been perished and long gone? If they are still around, why aren’t they seen or heard of? Are we making ourselves detached from our own creators? Are we becoming more self-centred and as a consequence we are unknowingly detaching ourselves from the ultimate truth?
We are becoming more materialistic and are becoming more and more interested in money, careers, status, power, luxury, etc. We are spending less time knowing our roots and the life-changing knowledge that it reveals to us.
2 comments:
You know what's the funny thing about this place we call universe...
It doesn't exactly need a creator to begin... it might have one,but it isn't necessary to have one...
or so Stephen Hawking says... through the existence of gravity, it is possible for the Big Bang to occur by itself... creating this place... though the possibility of only having one tiny spot fit for humans to reside in is pretty coincidental and... weird...
He's a weird guy too Stephen Hawking, and I still like him better than Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton put together... though E=MC^2 is pretty incredible on its own...
The comment above makes me laugh because of its stupidity.
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