Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Creation
In my science classes at school-admittedly quite a long time ago now, I was taught “uniformitarian” doctrine: the present is the key to the past. Change occurs over eons of time at the rate of processes we observe now, was the instruction I received. This was, at the time, considered to be obvious, proven fact. Well, that proven fact has changed drastically. As we all know facts change regularly (that's a joke).
The Beauty of God extends far beyond what we see or what we imagine God is like. If you superimpose all that is in creation upon what the Word of God, the Bible, says about Him, you have to conclude that the beauty of God is just one more infinite attribute of His being.
Christians have been accused, most notably by Richard Dawkins, of worshipping and believing in a "God of the gaps". That is, whatever science doesn't yet understand is where we Christians claim God is. Is this true? Has science backed our God into a corner, so that most of our world can be observed, and the part where our God is gets smaller and smaller as knowledge increases?
Dr. Guliuzza goes on to describe some of what he calls the "undeniable engineering" of parts of the cell. He writes that it's not only complexity that we should be paying attention to, but the fact that researchers are finding components of the cell performing functions that correspond precisely to human-engineered components doing similar things.
We make the mistake of thinking that the animal, the pet, the baby and the beautiful woman derive beauty from their own invention and power.
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 