Guest Post: Did We Evolve or was Someone Involved?

4 Aug
2010


Today’s guest post comes from a very spe­cial writer: My daugh­ter. She goes by the pen name Wheelchairgirl. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree and she also has a pas­sion to write among other things. Her love of life and desire to accom­plish many things even those that peo­ple don’t typ­i­cally imag­ine can be done by a per­son in a wheel­chair is also the inspi­ra­tion for my children’s book. She is also writ­ing her first book.

The art­work is by my other daugh­ter. We’ll just call her Wiggles. That’s her nick­name and she’ll just love that I told it to the world. She is excel­lent future artist and I am happy to show off her work. She loves to make art but she espe­cially loves to care for ani­mals. They love her too. So her art is a great fit for this post.

When I grew up chil­dren were to be seen and not heard but in 2010 chil­dren deserve and need the right to be heard as well. So I am priv­i­leged to share this par­tic­u­lar guest post to with you.

When Charles Darwin pub­lished his book; “The Origin of Species” mankind’s idea of how we came to be changed. They started to believe that we just hap­pened; that we just showed up by chance. But do you think that we may have been cre­ated?

For exam­ple, think about the Sun. Do you believe that some­thing with that much power could have just shown up all of a sud­den? The tem­per­a­ture of the Sun is 27,000,000 Fahrenheit. Also think about the Earth relat­ing to the Sun. Scientists say that if the Sun were too close to the Earth, that the Earth would be so hot, it wouldn’t be liv­able. Likewise, if the Sun were too far from the Earth, it would be too cold to even live on.

Also, think about the ani­mals. They can do things with­out even learn­ing how and they can’t even think. But as humans we have to learn and train our­selves and we can think. I think that is just amaz­ing!

Sometimes we don’t want to admit that there actu­ally is a cre­ator. That some­one thought of us. We were made spe­cial. That even iden­ti­cal twins are not exactly alike. No fin­ger­print is alike. To me, I believe that just touch your heart. There is some­one out there where who cares. It should make you feel spe­cial; unique.

Based on what I’ve shown here, that should change your mind on life. So what do you think now? Did we evolve or was some­one involved? You decide.


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Toya Bryant aka Literary Nobody is a Freelance Writer/Blogger who promotes positive thinking and actions within the community and the family. She also writes about the positives and negatives of technology, internet security and social media.

  • JNicole

    Say it, Wheelchair Girl! :) I love that she presents her point with valid rea­son­ing & still leave it up to the reader to form his/​her own opin­ion. Clearly a trait learned from Mom ;) I’m also jeal­ous of Wiggles’ art skills. I can barely draw a stick fig­ure, haha. Great post.

  • http://www.literarynobody.com/ Literary Nobody

    LOL Thank you This is Wheelchairgirl her­self! I have a big pas­sion for writ­ing and soon I am pub­lish­ing my own book. Maybe one day you’ll be see­ing my name on books! Thank you so much again!

  • Shay @photograbber

    Just amaz­ing! What a bless­ing you are. Thank you for your words, and your vision. It forced me to stop and read (and think) as we all do at times. I do believe in a higher power, a “cre­ator” so to speak. One that took the time to give us all that we could ever need, very much the par­ent.

    I’m sorry but the art work was not vis­i­ble for me, per­haps it will be here when I visit again.
    My love to Wiggles just the same.

    I look for­ward to more of your posts!! Well done!!

  • http://www.literarynobody.com/ Literary Nobody

    Thank you so much! That makes me so happy that you like my arti­cle! I feel the same as you do. And you are an excel­lent pho­tog­ra­pher! Your pho­tos are beau­ti­ful and very inspi­ra­tional. Oh, and Wiggles says hi and thank you!- Wheelchairgirl

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  • http://twitter.com/EDUCATIONCEO MONISE SEWARD

    I would have to say both. He cre­ated us and every­thing we see, but when our envi­ron­ment changed, we evolved to adapt. But again, He is still respon­si­ble for mak­ing sure that we evolved!

    Very inter­est­ing and thought-​provoking!

  • http://www.literarynobody.com/ Literary Nobody

    Thank you for your com­ment Monise :) A very inter­est­ing per­spec­tive. With the oil spill it amazes me to no end won­der­ing how the oceans will adapt to that pol­lu­tion

  • http://twitter.com/EDUCATIONCEO MONISE SEWARD

    I would have to say both. He cre­ated us and every­thing we see, but when our envi­ron­ment changed, we evolved to adapt. But again, He is still respon­si­ble for mak­ing sure that we evolved!

    Very inter­est­ing and thought-​provoking!

  • http://www.literarynobody.com/ Literary Nobody

    Thank you for your com­ment Monise :) A very inter­est­ing per­spec­tive. With the oil spill it amazes me to no end won­der­ing how the oceans will adapt to that pol­lu­tion



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