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What evidence do you see of God’s involvement in Creation? List some examples.
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Undoubtedly the most impressive evidence of Gods involvement in creation is the human brain. It’s amazing to think about. The complexity woven into each and command sent by the brain, the intense speed it take for that command to tell our legs to start walking, our hands to wave goodbye or our mouths to form the words when replying to a question. How is it that our brains can process the information we feed into it and can be retained until we have a need to use that information. It’s simply amazing and can only be explained by an Intelligent Designer not by an evolutionary process.
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Besides all the ecosystems that are interdependent, and the delicate balance between them the most fascinating to me is the timing of it all. Without timing everything and everyone could not exist. I equate the Grace of God to the gift of time, better said, time is the Grace of God manifested that ushers us back into the Eternity for which we are created. We are truly His Masterpiece created in His Image and Likeness, unique in every way and different from the rest of Creation; now by His Grace able to exist on both Spiritual and Physical planes simultaneously.
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i see Gods creation in everything, his fingerprints by his handiwork, in plants , in birds , stars etc.. I give God the glory
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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.
