Humans, a product of God, or Nature?

[KO2]

Is there proof of something beyond our daily understanding independent of whether we wish to call it god or not?

Does it really matter to nature what this species of Primates conjures up to explain it?

What is the need, and where does it come from, to tie things up into neat theories.

From creation to the unified field theory?

People spend their whole lives desperately seeking answers for the sake of them.

Is this curiousity what sets us appart from other species?

And should anyone ever try to block its course because of their belief system?

Should we let nature take its course or follow the tennets of Religion?

Edited July 14, 2007 by KO2

[NovaScotian]

Definitely nature. There is no evidence to the contrary as much as I would love there to be because the idea of God is very comforting, but I cannot believe in something without evidence to support it.

[KO2]

But does nature include a spiritual aspect of wich we are only dimly aware?

Is your definition of nature only what you currently behold?

I've posted my link to my old website on my profile, because I'm such a cyber clutz I can't access it anymore.

Would you believe that my son actually works at a high level job with Microsoft?

[cybercoma]

But does nature include a spiritual aspect of wich we are only dimly aware?

If we are only dimly aware of the spiritual aspect, then how can it provide any concrete answers?

[KO2]

Doesn't a hint of something not concrete lure you into searching it out?

Isn't it curiosity that moved man's thinking forward through the ages

A hint of something that is there but not fully revealed, a mystery to cause us to quest in all directions.

People have tried to dress it up withreligious complexity, but something is there, perhaps in our genes that draws us to a dimension we can glimpse at times, but especially not when we are looking in that direction?

Edited July 15, 2007 by KO2