What God Did

We're covering the topic of evolution in my AP Biology class right now, and it got me thinking about what I believe. I know without a doubt that I believe what the Bible says about creation--we were created by God, for God. The thing is, I don't know enough about evolution and the like to determine whether I think its fully false or not. I'm sure that there's a chance that parts of the theory fit in with Creationism, I just don't know what/where...

Anyways, today Mr. Toms said something that caught my attention. He said something along the lines of there being 63 common amino acids among all organisms, and that it is this commonality that helps to point toward the evolution of all organisms from one, common source.

This got me thinking. Yes, perhaps this is true and that is the case. But, maybe it's something else. Maybe it is not a common SOURCE (as in 'organism') that explains this, but a common CREATOR. Just as artists have their own signature style and technique, God has signed his work with amazing simplicities, such as common amino acids or symbols of the cross in outer space.


^ The Whirlpool Galaxy ^