



It is difficult in the extreme for me to fathom how any human can look upon the mighty works in the heavens and conclude that such awesome, impossible beauty, order and titanic galactic forces could have been produced by random chance rather than the will of a divine and omniscient Creator. Even more awesome and mind blowing a thought for me is this: the God who made all of the Creation we can see, in all its glorious wonder and mystery, that same God cares about each and every one of us individually, personally. He cares about me.
I'll leave you with a slightly off the wall exit thought: I sometimes wonder, as I think many people have from time to time, when we die (if you are a believer) and go to Heaven, what will we do? God is so awesome and wonderful that I'm sure we could simply kneel before him and worship for all eternity. Its what the Seraphim do, just worship. But we are not like the angels. We are His children, created to give Him glory in service to His will. And God does not waste anything. The universe is huge beyond our comprehension and still expanding and there is all this stuff out there that we've only seen in pictures or in our imaginations. I think its going to be our job to spend eternity exploring the rest of God's creation.
I think Heaven is gonna have spaceships.