amorphous_constellation
Well-Known Member
So assuming that human qualities are proportionally analogous to those of god, and considering how they might struggle to create the artful things they envision, how hard then, are creative acts for the divine? How hard was it to shape the gazelle or the emu? To add contour to the earth or the ocean floor? Of what decorative purpose are the billions of blankly gaseous or desert worlds, are they like sketches on scratch paper? Is man to give a 'rating' to the quality he sees in god's creation, is he allowed to declare that he thinks certain types of trees, or fish, or mountain views are dull? Or are all the all the created works by god meant to be perceived as exemplary, and most perfect for the sense to behold