I Think God Is A Scientist
Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 12:37 pm
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I am, by my standards of course, a normal person. I wrote a little poem a couple of years back called " I Think God Is A Scientist". I wrote this poem from my heart. I have been raised christian, I went to church for as long as I can remember Three times a week. I truly believe in a supreme being however there have been many questions growing in my mind since I was a little girl. I remember camping in the desert with my parents many years ago, and seeing things in the sky that I don't believe any one could explain logically to me. That is when I became more of a scientist in nature. I truly believe that there is some greater being out there responsible for creating all that we are and I wish that some one could truly explain how we became. Yet to this day nobody can make sense to me about how life began. The bible has many contradictions in itself, that the scientist in me can not accept. That is where evolution steps in with me. Our scientist today have grown much since the 1800's, I am sure that if you told them that you could clone an animal or a vegetable or even a human you would have been laughed out of the water. But now this is a reality. In cosmic standards we, humans, have occupied this universe for such a short time. I see humanity as an experiment. Or why else would God destroy everything when things went terribly wrong? I see the things here on earth as a great collection of things, perhaps a collection of the most loved and adored creatures, created for us to survive. On the other hand we could have been a continuation of something lost or dying. I find it hard to believe that all things were just a random act of evolution. I am sure you can see why I believe that God is a scientist. A scientist watches over his creations and if something doesnt work then they erase it and start over. God and science are tied together in me and I don't know why there is such a big fight over it, I accept creation and evolution, all things had to be created, and then they evolve into something greater. God is the ultimate creator and a scientist creates. Perhaps his science is evolved way beyond what we can comprehend, thus it is explained as miraculas.
I truly wish some one could explain why creationism and evolution have to be separated, I feel they work together hand in hand. You need one for the other to work.
"I Think God Is A Scientist
I thank him I do for making me like this
Yep, no complaints here
In fact none in several years
I can imagine him there
Mixing things together
Creating all things
From snowflakes to feathers
Almighty is he who creates galaxies
For to turn darkness into dust
Is more than I can percieve
It takes a scientific mind and a good recipe
I wonder perhaps if I am still under warranty"
I am, by my standards of course, a normal person. I wrote a little poem a couple of years back called " I Think God Is A Scientist". I wrote this poem from my heart. I have been raised christian, I went to church for as long as I can remember Three times a week. I truly believe in a supreme being however there have been many questions growing in my mind since I was a little girl. I remember camping in the desert with my parents many years ago, and seeing things in the sky that I don't believe any one could explain logically to me. That is when I became more of a scientist in nature. I truly believe that there is some greater being out there responsible for creating all that we are and I wish that some one could truly explain how we became. Yet to this day nobody can make sense to me about how life began. The bible has many contradictions in itself, that the scientist in me can not accept. That is where evolution steps in with me. Our scientist today have grown much since the 1800's, I am sure that if you told them that you could clone an animal or a vegetable or even a human you would have been laughed out of the water. But now this is a reality. In cosmic standards we, humans, have occupied this universe for such a short time. I see humanity as an experiment. Or why else would God destroy everything when things went terribly wrong? I see the things here on earth as a great collection of things, perhaps a collection of the most loved and adored creatures, created for us to survive. On the other hand we could have been a continuation of something lost or dying. I find it hard to believe that all things were just a random act of evolution. I am sure you can see why I believe that God is a scientist. A scientist watches over his creations and if something doesnt work then they erase it and start over. God and science are tied together in me and I don't know why there is such a big fight over it, I accept creation and evolution, all things had to be created, and then they evolve into something greater. God is the ultimate creator and a scientist creates. Perhaps his science is evolved way beyond what we can comprehend, thus it is explained as miraculas.
I truly wish some one could explain why creationism and evolution have to be separated, I feel they work together hand in hand. You need one for the other to work.
"I Think God Is A Scientist
I thank him I do for making me like this
Yep, no complaints here
In fact none in several years
I can imagine him there
Mixing things together
Creating all things
From snowflakes to feathers
Almighty is he who creates galaxies
For to turn darkness into dust
Is more than I can percieve
It takes a scientific mind and a good recipe
I wonder perhaps if I am still under warranty"
