See this little star?
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We call it "the sun" ...it "rises" every morning at a set time, and it "sets" every evening with mathematical precision. It lights our world, warms it, controls the weather and is the perfect distance away. If it were a bit closer earth would not be habitable. If it were a bit further away earth would not be habitable. This star affects a number of things, some of which I am sure we still have to discover.
Not all that long ago people thought the sun rotated around the earth. Anyone who said the earth rotated around the sun ran the danger of being put to death as a heretic. Just as those people thought the earth was the center of the solar system, some today still think that humans are and that they can affect the weather and climate.
This little star was set there, in the perfect place with earth the perfect distance for a reason. It did not happen by accident. And it is still doing its job.
IT TAKES MORE FAITH
TO BELIEVE IN "ACCIDENT" THAN TO BELIEVE IN GOD!
I don't have enough faith
AmBraCol 
, The Center Of God's Grace
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Wednesday, September 27, 2023, 14:09 (1039 days ago) @ JT
to be an atheist. When I see the marvelous balance and structure and intricate detail in nature around me, in my own body and the universe around us - I marvel at the faith of those who claim it all came into being "by random chance and accident".
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I'm a peaceful man and prefer the pursuit of peaceful sports. Those involving teams and balls of any sort tend to be deleterious to one's body and promote violence by both spectators and participants.