LIFE IN THE EYES OF
MANY
Life
is full of mysteries that we try to unfold every single day. For different
people, life is in different perspectives and how we view them determines what
we believe in. We have those who do not believe in God, and try to prove it
through their discoveries that the world is the way it is because if the
different features it has allowed them to make something new every day and that
our objective is to find them. While there are others who come with the
question, how did those features come to be? Did they just happen to appear
there for the world to be put together? That is when the conflicts arise
between those who believe in the power higher than us and those who don’t.
Had
our human mistakes (sin) had not affected science; we could have used our
knowledge to learn more about God, the creator of all creations. With that
knowledge, we would have made discoveries as we have done now but we would have
honored God’s name instead of ours as we do now. Our discoveries are full of
faults and mistakes that are not easy to correct and for some, we have no idea
how to correct them. Had the fall not happened, we would have been able to
perfect it. Also had Adam and Eve hadn't
eaten the fruit, we could have been able to understand science completely
without any barriers, without any problems since we would not even know what
sin is. Seeing science as a whole, would allow us to puzzle all the pieces that
we are missing into one, since we are not focusing on only the specific things
we want to know rather everything that is concerned with the subject we want to
figure out. “Christ is the one through whom all things find their meaning and
reason for existence”, Christ does know all the answers to our question and had
the fall not happen we would have some knowledge to that meaning. Our struggle
trying to find the use and the existence of science has its success yet there
is always something incomplete in our discoveries that we cannot put the pieces
quite together.
By Rose Turuka KCHS 2012
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