Understanding Creation, By Jack Baggaley by Mary Grace Patterson
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edited: Sunday, February 27, 2011
Posted: Sunday, February 27, 2011
A friend wrote this article. I felt his ideas were worth sharing with you!
Everything that exists is a form of matter. Matter has been arranged into different combinations to establish the forms we are familiar with today, such as sky , planets ,life, ect.
The big bang therory states that two large bodies soaring through space collided ,exploded and scattered through space to establish the solar system we have today. These particles carried bacteria that evolved into life forms, the existance of plants, animals and the solsr system, ect.
Belivers in creation by God argue that this therory does not explain where the particles came from or where space had its beginning.
A nonbelivers response is , where did God come from. Our answer is simple, God is eternal. Eternity is beyond human comprehension and is explained through faith. Think about it . God in creating existance, left us only enough understanding to have faith as the answer.
We were created to have fellowship with him and to glorify him with our faith. Those who call for proof, donot understand Gods plan , nor do they understand the power of choice and the purpose of glorifaication of God.
Through faith by choice, the mission of the believer is to introduce them to Gods plan.
God sent some ahead to tell of his plan in the hopes it will bring understanding to all and that they will pass it down from generation to generation to peoples of all nations..(Matthew 28:19)
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