Is There A God?

The simple answer to that question is, of course there is. What would make one think any different?

Well, the evolutionist would tell us that life is the result of random chance some millions or billions of years ago. But I seriously doubt their claims for the simple fact that life cannot randomly come about anymore than the pieces of a watch could accidentally merge to create a working timepiece. And just think how much more complex life itself is than a watch! No, logic and common sense demands that the existence of either requires an intelligent designer and creator. There is no other alternative. "But," they say, "we have the fossil evidence to prove it!" Oh really? I just happened to recently read about the discovery of ancient Peruvian "art rock," which depicts a Peruvian riding what is obviously a Triceratops. Another picture shows a Peruvian fighting an Allosaurus. So, it seems, that dinosaurs were not unfamiliar to these ancient people, and, in fact, they had domesticated at least one of their kind.

Which brings me to my point--the creation testifies of a Creator, just as the Bible claims: "The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament showeth his handiwork. Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night showeth knowledge." What the psalmist is simply saying is, look around you. Look around at this marvelous, wonderful and complex creation, for it speaks to the comforting fact that there is indeed a God who created it all.