and found yourself piecing together in your head whether it was created? and WITHOUT anyone having to ask you or bring it to your attention? What were you observing?
Do you have ANY spiritual experiences that occurred out of the blue without any part of that experience being linked to something recently learned, remembered, or brought to your attention?
Explanations would be nice please.
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Oh yes indeed! Amazed with awesome power and beauty of the natures of Gods law on that which
he created. The grand spectacul of all of nature both in heavenand on earth with the grand design
so far incomprehensiable in it's intellect and power it humbles me to think I have had the pleasure
to see and enjoy all that God has set into motion in all of nature from the tiny ant that lift a hundred
times it's own weight...to the ocean waves crashing on the shores... to beautiful wintry scenes of
outdoors.... to starry summer night with a full moon.... the beginning of spring with gardens and trees
blooming and then harvest of the fall season..... life beginning and learning... being dependant on its
parents.... the love of a neighbor helping a neighbor.... the smile and warmth of the people passing on
the streets and at the mall.... to awaking of the songbird just outside my window on a cool crisp
spring morning.... isn't life so lovingly grand.... I give thanks to my creator for all that is good each
and everyday.. prasing his great and wonderful name through the name of his appointed King and
High Priest, his only begotton son, Jesus Christ.
LordJagged
I have never had any spiritual experiences ever. When I observe nature I look at it as a trained scientist, I'm studying to be a geologist. So when I see things like rock formations, or even just the terrain around me, I try to figure out how it was formed and by which geologic processes. I'm often vocal about it, so depending on your point of view I'm either really annoying on long car trips or quite fascinating.
Roger T
Indeed, I have on many occasions appreciated the subjective beauty of many things, whether it's a chemical reaction I'm testing, or the growth of bacteria on a Petri dish. None of it related to god(s) in any way. No spiritual responses in any way. If you are trying to prove god(s) exists because of complexity of design, look up the watchmaker argument, which is an old and tired argument that has been debunked completely. The complexity of our universe is evidence of complexity (most of which we can explain through science), not god(s). Spirituality is glorified emotionality.
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This is what the bible says:
Romans 1:20 >> For his invisible [qualities] are clearly seen from the world’s creation onward, because they are perceived by the things made, even his eternal power and Godship, so that they are inexcusable;
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