Monday, 31 May 2004
in the beginning
in the beginning, there was nothing. and then God created something. So I guess he did a pretty good job of it. Someone probably thinks I'm trying to be a smart alec when I say that he may or may not have planned for us humans (his creations) to invent cars and computers (our creations) and thus indirectly, he isn't the creator of all things. In that case, would God be the creator of us (people) if he had intended to create the world (universe) but not its eventualities? I wonder.
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