In this modern, scientific world, is it reasonable to

believe

In creation?

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 If you found a precision timepiece, would you
conclude that it was formed by a chance blowing
together of some dust particles?

Obviously, someone with intelligence made it.

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There is an even more magnificent “clock.”
The planets in our solar system, also the
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of the solar system based upon real NASA images)
that is more precise than most clocks
designed and manufactured by man.
 The galaxy in which our solar system is located includes over
100 billion stars, and astronomers estimate that there are 100
billion of such galaxies in the universe.

If a clock is evidence of intelligent design, how much more so is

Theand
the far more vast Milky Way universe!
complicated

The Bible describes the Designer of it as “the true God,

Jehovah, . . . the Creator of the heavens and the Grand One
stretching them out.”—Isa. 42:5; 40:26; Ps. 19:1.

7,000 Stars And The Milky Way

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 When crossing a barren desert, if you came to a beautiful
house, well equipped in every way and stocked with food, would
you believe that it got there by some chance explosion?
No; you would realize that someone with considerable wisdom
built it.

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Well, scientists have not yet found life on any of the planets of
our solar system except the earth; available evidence indicates
The
that the Earth
others are barren.
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This planet is, as the book The Earth says, “the wonder of the
universe, a unique sphere.” (New York, 1963, Arthur Beiser, p.
10) It is at just the right distance from the sun for human life,
and it moves at just the right speed to be held in orbit.

The atmosphere, of a kind found only around the earth, is made

up of just the right proportion of gases to sustain life.
Marvelously, light from the sun, carbon dioxide from the air, and
water and minerals from fertile soil combine to produce food for
earth’s inhabitants.
 Did it all come about as a result of some
uncontrolled explosion in space?

Science News admits: “It seems as if such particular and

precise conditions could hardly have arisen at random.”
(August 24 and 31, 1974, p. 124)

The Bible’s conclusion is reasonable when it states: “Of

course, every house is constructed by someone, but he that
constructed all things is God.”—Heb. 3:4.