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Dr. Arthur Conklin, once a biologist of Princeton University,
wrote: “The probability of life originating from an accident is comparable
to the probability of an unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion
in a print shop.”
We know that human beings can’t create something from nothing. We may construct things, invent things, put things together, make things work, but with all our wisdom, we have never brought into being from scratch even the smallest spear of grass or the tiniest toad or the simplest flower. Who, then, did make all things? Who created them in the beginning? Who started them? There is only one satisfactory answer – God. The things about us cry out that God designed, God created, God sustains. Only life – or its ultimate Source – produces life. The only plausible answer to the origin of the universe, this world, and human beings – is God.
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