Form of creation

Invented. Did you see the building? The project is going to take a lot of work: measuring the land, digging the foundation, storing the materials, setting the windows and doors, and laying the water pipes and power lines. There is a lot involved in building a house. Many people do the work, and someone must manage the job and review the plans. They assign tasks to workers and provide instructions on how to complete them. Now imagine that someone could build a remarkable office building themselves. They would design it, draw the plans, and do everything needed to build the house themselves. He wouldn’t buy anything new, and no one would help him. It is not even possible; there is no such person. And if, however, there were, wouldn’t you admire them? Now, imagine that a second person would be found who would invent and create just a tiny grain of sand. He would put it on the ground and build a house from this grain of sand, with everything that must be in the house. Everything would be in the drawings and plans: how the house would look, how to proceed, the materials, the pipes, and the glass. The cables and everything else would be in that little grain of sand. Even with the power to do the same, which of these people would you admire more? Which of these people would you admire more? Which is harder? Which is the greater art? The glass is the greatest order. Now, let us return to what we already know about the emergence of the world. When you learned that God created everything, you probably thought that God did it somehow, as if you were playing in the sand. You create a hill, a valley, a river, and a cave. You imagined creation, in which God took some glowing matter, and Reason formed the sun and stars. Then he made the earth and on it made mountains, seas, rivers, and lakes. Then he planted the trees, grass, and flowers. And he released birds into the air, fish into the water, and all the other animals and man to the ground. People have long thought it was somehow. This is because the Bible says that God created everything. God wanted us to know that he created everything. That we have everything from IHM. It is not written in the Bible as God did. For God knew that people learn information for themselves through reason. reason. Laser people imagined creation. What, in such a way that God gradually did it himself? But it didn’t bring peace to the people. People were keen to learn more because they wanted to understand it better. Like when you receive something from a toy. First, you enjoy it, you play it. Then curiosity will catch you. What is in it? What growls there, like the wheels are moving? And disassemble the toy. And disassemble the toy. Adults are smaller, too. Dismantle everything and put it together again. So the wise people thought, researched, and realized that everything that existed came from such a small grain. smaller than a powder. But it had already hidden everything for that vast future world. For example, the power of sunlight—the light and heat we get from the sun today—was already in that first grain. was already in that first grain. There was also progress in development. What should eventually come from the smaller one? The little seed was invented and created by God. And he also gave people a reason to figure it out and discover it. Now, say, once we know all these facts, should we admire God less? When someone says that God does not exist and that he did not create the world, because the world originated from a tiny grain, what do you tell him? Could it be that the grain would have formed entirely by itself out of nothing? No one would invent it, no one would do it, and no one would put that power in it. You know it’s not possible. You feel it must have been done by a great, wise, and good God.