I absolutely LOVE science and it fascinates me no end. I an intrigued by all the new learnings we see every day. Nanotechnology is my latest craze/love. I watch DVDs of Darwin's theory of evolution and watch all the wonders of our complex body. It is amazing! There are so many answers to so many questions.
And then I sit down to say my prayers. Here is a God I love and I know loves me. I can't explain anything. The questions grow and the answers are few. Is there really a God? Didn't the scientists explain everything very logically ?
I shake my head. I know in my heart that God takes care of me. The incidents in my life have been sorted out too many times without anything from my end for it to be a co-incidence. I have turned to Him in my hours of need, and I have felt my worries lift away.
I don't know how to explain. I probably cannot convince a non believer and the non believer cannot convince me. Life experiences outweigh all the things I hear from others. Being blessed with a son with Asperger's has its own rewards. Its tough and there are times I go crazy and even wish I was dead. But when I turn to Him who is Lord of all things, I realise I just need to grow my trust. I count my blessings and know that I was not let down.
Does my faith mean I discard/disregard all that science can teach me. Definitely not! That would be like being an ostrich burying its face in the sand. I enjoy the knowledge. I love how we study different aspects of the universe and come up with theories/experiments/conclusions. To me every discovery just goes to show how little we know about the majesty of God.
So do I think that science will prove there is no God. I don't know. The way I see things, I believe that science will one day prove the existence of God. After all God is an artistic scientist who knows everything and created us in His image. We recognize artists/scientists in the pattern of their work. As I read, to me evolution shows me a pattern in which I can always recognize the pattern of God as and artist/scientist or anything else I may care to think of.
After all, the brainiest/greatest scientist of all times said -
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