Could nature really come up with itself?  Isn't nature a miracle?  Isn't it bizarre to think that nature has no creator? What does nature scream out? Creation?  What if nature shouts out the beauty of God?  Is the universe meaningless? How can the wonder of the universe point to nothing? An empty origin? Empty of meaning?  How is it possible to have such illogical conclusions when we walk in nature? Why use the word 'nature' - surely creation is a more fitting definition? What if "all creation points to Jesus"?  What we can learn from it. Having a window into the life of God!!! Then delight in that meaning If nature just points to a higher energy, a higher power, how empty? But if it points to a living real being, named and active in creating and sustaining every day - wow!!! Delight in its wonder! Be moved by the vast wealth of knowledge yet to come from journeying through life and eternity with this person.   Learn from the tales of creatures past...  The Behemoth - made little in modern thought, but to be wary of in ancient past.  What about unicorns? Stories of unicorns worldwide. More to come on unicorns! *Name our unicorn and win free access to a soon released online course at www.onetruthproject.org*  Nature is filled with miracles. Yet if you edit out God, can you still believe in the miraculous?  If you edit out God, then how do you fill the gap that is left in understanding? If God is removed from our reality, does life make any sense?  Does understanding really just start with 'me'.  Or does common sense point to something far more wonderful than just 'me' and far greater than 'me' as the starting point?  Do you believe in Aliens? Is there any evidence, text, revelation in creation that points to their existence? Of course there are spiritual beings out there - the Bible tells so. So why not find out what it has to say about Heavenly Creature, and be warned to stay away from evil creatures.  How much more magical it is to see that our material world reflects the beauty of its creator. Contemplate how the whole of creation is drawn together for its very existence - relational, alive, reflecting the one who created it. The Father, through His Son and the Power of the Holy Spirit - a world reflecting their dynamic relationship, beauty, majesty, work, life.   See it in the Sunrise: See how much it teaches us about life and reality.  The night is dark - then the light rises up and gives life!  Like a bridegroom triumphant. A King on his chariot coming for His bride to give her the best life she can imagine.   Learning from the Lion King! Moderns see the sun as just a big ball of gas! "Dude - it has far more to teach us that just that!"