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Our life necessitates, by obligation, a day of reckoning! Part IV
Thus, the obligation of confronting the universe necessitates for you, as part of your thinking program, to observe, analyze, compare, contrast, verify, conclude and make your own convictions.
You look into this universe and realize it is a Living universe, you being included in it of course. You realize it has a structure, order, harmony; laws, matter, and some thirty five principle essential elements that are so finely tuned that you cannot be admire this fine tuning. You observe the necessity of a maker, a Creator, a knowledgeable and absolute powerful commander and ordainer of time, space and dimensions of matter.
Unless you made it out all some twenty billions of years ago, someone must have done it, keeping it as it is and manipulating it according to a master plan. Your mind does not see the programmer or planner but perceives it through the mind, big or small.
Every single thing is worked out to perfection. Atoms and trillions of it, strings and trillions of it, had to be made, constructed and then assembled in whatever shapes and forms, and colors and constitutions you happen to see.
If your personal genius tells you, with absolute wisdom, that there is no need for such an Architect, like the imbecile Professor of astrophysics at Cambridge Stephen hawking has concluded, denying the truth and reality of the universe then you must account for your own conclusions, being your own convictions of course. Such deliberate ignoring the truth, the handiwork of the Providence, so clearly indicted, so obviously presented, merit, for being deliberately blind and haughty, a day where his judgment shall be considered accordingly.
No so complicated, but so simple, clear, direct and unambiguous, things are.
Thirdly, you are provided with an extraordinary system of judgment that gives you absolute freedom of choice, with a personal strong and evident will by yourself. You alone can decide and take a choice. No one else's does it for you. No one else's can do it for you. No one else's has the responsibility to make the choice for you.
You alone have the absolute freedom the will and the absolute responsibility to make a choice, especially with regard to your conviction of either belief or disbelief. Hawking, with his infinite knowledge and wisdom, has chosen to disbelief, and You!
