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What evidence do you see of God’s involvement in Creation? List some examples.
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I see God in all if Creation. From the Fibonnacci Sequence to the songs that the stars sing, God alone made them perfectly in rhythm.
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I find it very easy to see evidence of God’s involvement in Creation all around me. The stars, moon, and sun enable me to see during the day and find my way at night. The patterns of the stars are perfect for navigation on the sea and are constants for these mariners. If the sun were any brighter or closer to us, we would burn up; yet God placed it at the right distance from us for life on earth to exist. My favorite places to see God’s hand are in the beautiful, complex designs of flowers. Have you ever stopped to look at one, really look at it? What appears at macro view is so totally different when we look closer. We can see just how much design God put into each one. (the white seeds of a dandelion, for example). I think we as humans take the world around us for granted too many times and we need to get out in the woods and waterways more often. Beauty abounds if we only take the time to look.
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I have always loved watching shows like how the universe is made and others that talk about these complexities. I don’t know how a person wouldn’t at least believe in a Devine creator of the universe. I think God shows us that he is and has always been with each thing in his creation.
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The evidence I see is about creation. According to Genesis 1:1-31 the Bible is telling about the creation. God created light, darkness, evening and morning, water, sea, ocean, animals and bird s. Also God created mankind.
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There are so many! Just a brief look at the various systems that operate throughout the universe provides overwhelming evidence of God’s involvement. The regularity by which the planets criss-cross the heavens; the seasonal changes that announce the equinox and the solstice. Other systems of regularity are the treks that certain species make every year: salmon returning to their birth sites, even the birds that return to Capistrano or flying south prior to winter’s arrival. The human systems are even more remarkable: the temperatures that must be maintained, the cells that work together to allow blood to clot in case of injury; how the brain directs everything though, when viewed, appears as if it’s doing nothing. Most importantly, although scientists and/or atheists often credit evolution for these things, what they can’t answer is why all these systems? Why all this regularity? In other words, why bother with all of these systems if they have no purpose?