I just started high school and have decided to publish my essays on the blog. Here is my second essay of the year(I will post my first later)
Is there a God?
8-16-13
by Sidneynature1
Freshman In
HS
Is there a God?
Our
world is an amazingly complex, beautiful, life supporting, and unique creation.
“The watch must have a maker…” [1]
If a watch, a simple human tool must have a maker, how much more does our
complex earth need a creator.
The
creatures in our world are so varied and adept.
Compare
a mouse, a small mammal that lives in the grasslands, and a giant squid, a
giant fish that lives in the depths of the ocean.
How
could two very different and complex creatures evolve from a single celled glob
of random chance? Only God our ingenious creator could lovingly create the
beautiful creatures we see on the earth today,
Humans
need someone to look up to; something to look forward to. If there is no God
and no Heaven where do you go when you die? You live a live of fear, waiting
for the nothingness to come. However with God and Heaven to look forward to you
can live a life for Him, not worrying about death. God is a good companion in hard times. Knowing that God
loves you and cares for you gives you a light in the dark world we live in.
If
countries, states and cities did not have laws think of the chaos there would
be. The president, governors, mayors and church leaders are just mere humans so
they miss the important details and needs of our communities. God is perfect
and misses nothing. We are very luck to have His perfect Word to live by.
Our
fearfully made world needs a loving creator: “The watch must have a maker; that
there must have been at some time and at some place or other, an artificer or
artificers, who formed it for the purpose which we find it actually to answer;
who comprehended its construction, and designed its uses.” – William Paley [2]
[1] William Paley, Natural Teleology: or Evidences of
the Attributes of the Deity, collected from the Appearances of Nature, 1972
St. Thomas Press, Huston, Texas, 3.
[2] William Paley, Natural Theology: or Evidences of
the Attributes of the Deity, collected from the Appearances of Nature, 1972
St. Thomas Press, Huston, Texas, 3.
