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“And I never wanna miss a sunset.”
4/16/08
I feel
like writing but I don’t have much to say. I’ll start off talking about how much I love summer.
<3 Today was absolutely
gorgeous, that’s what made me say, I never wanna miss a sunset. I love the sunsets here. It’s so beautimus.
Okay, so I haven’t liked anyone in a long time… lol. Wicked Weird & so I’ve been praying
that God will send me that special person. As much as I hate guys… I miss those silly butterflies they
give me. I know I’ll have to wait
but maybe it’ll teach me how to be patient. *smiles * But I’m happy just how I am too.
I will
strive2 be better.
In
Christ,
Heather
Lee
Dear Heather,
I woke up at 5 am
this morning (dad was leaving on a trip) and I saw the sun rising over the
mountains. There were a layer of
clouds softly blanketing the space between the valley and the peaks of the
mountain off in the distance. The
sun crept up over the tip of the mountain, casting a pinkish orangeish light,
which then turned to bright orange and then finally, the brightness was so
bright it had no color.
I often wonder
why I don’t get up more often just to see the sun rise. It is such strong evidence of God. I get the same feeling watching nature
around our house. Everything works
together perfectly. Everything
needs each other in some way.
Everything has a purpose – even the annoying things. How can anybody look at this perfection
and believe it was an accident? A
simple evolution of things to the right state.
I can’t believe
it because it is not within my realm of experience. I can’t find two people who can work together perfectly all
the time. I can’t find a small
group that is in perfect symbiosis all the time. I can’t find any group of people that agrees with every
other person on everything and then each makes individual changes to suit the
needs of the entire group.
How can I
possibly imagine that humans and animals and insects and plants and every other
living being somehow managed to coordinate their evolution so well that they
were able to evolve separately, but in a way that also maintained the perfect
balance and interdependency that exists in nature right now? I’m not very good with math – but I
would say it is statistically impossible for the world and all living things to
be what they are today by accident or group evolution. I can’t even fathom the remote
possibility. It simply doesn’t make sense by any standard of man.
Admittedly, the
alternative view -- that this world and all living things were created by God –
sounds equally impossible. Unless
you believe that God is something more than human and that he is not limited by
our knowledge and abilities.
Anyway, at least for me, acknowledging that a Master was in charge of
creation is much less crazy than believing that you can rationalize the
existence of man.
I love you.
Mom
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