THE LOGIC OF CREATION #3

 

a universal tendency for everything to disintergrate, to run down, and

finally, to "die." The whole universe is growing old, wearing out, headed

toward ultimate stillness and death. This universal "increase in entropy"

leads directly to the conclusion that there must have been a creation of

things in the past; otherwise, everything would now be dead (since

they are universally dying in the present).

Again, we are driven to the logical necessity of a primal creation--

a creation that was accomplished not by present natural processes, but

by past supernatural processes.

This means, however, that we cannot deduce

anything about that creation except just by the fact of creation. The

process of creation, the duration of the period of creation, the order

of events--all are hidden from us by virtue of the fact that our

present observed processes do not create--they only conserve and

deteriorate!

Nevertheless, there must have been a creation, and, therefore, a Creator!

Being the Creator of the infinitely complex, highly energized cosmos,

that Creator necessarily must be omniscient and omnipotent. Having created

life, as well as human personalities, He must also be a living Person.

No effect can be greater than it's cause.

Therfore, He is fully capable of revealing to us knowledge about His

creation--knowledge which could never be learned through studying present

processes. It almost seems that he must do this, in fact, since He

surely is not capricious. He would not create men and women who

long to know the meaning of their lives, yet neglect or refuse to tell

them anything about it.

Assuming then, that He has revealed this information to His creatures, just

where is His revelation to be found? There are numerous books of religion,

ancient and modern, but their cosmogonies do not contain any account at

all of the creation of the universe.

The answer, therefore, had to be in His record of creation in the

Book of Genesis, for there is no alternative. There are only

three creationist "religions" in the world--Christianity, Islam,

and Judaism--and all three base their belief in creation on the record

of Genisis.

Without exception, all the other religions and philosophies

of the world have based their beliefs concerning origins on some form

of evolutionism.

That is, they all begin with the universe (space, time,

matter) already in existence, they speculate how the forces of nature (often

personified as various gods and goddesses) may have generated all

the systems and living creatures of the world out of some primordial watery

chaos. Only Genesis even attempts to tell how the universe itself

came to be.

Whether most people believe it or not, therefore, the creation account in

Genesis is God's record of His creation. Jesus Christ also taught this

truth, so surely any true Christian should believe it. This account does


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