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Our life necessitates, by obligation, a day of reckoning! Part III
First and foremost, you exist and your being, being a strange, mysteries, enigmatic phenomenon of no one can understand and fully comprehend, denotes a program, where absolute details fit to an over all plan. This indicates a creator, who is absolute in his knowledge. He must be absolute in his power for he has control over your atoms, shaping and forming them they way he pleases.
Otherwise, you have no chance in being what you are, for, unless you created your own atoms and brought them together in your shape, then someone must have done the job and done it admirably well, perfect that is.
For, in order for you to be what you are you need thousands of systems to be created and ordained to function, in absolute harmony and coordination, to make you what you are. Not worth it, since you are an ungrateful bastard to such Power, that ought to be glorified and worshipped, and most humans do not recognize it, six billions today approximately, or even more. I did not make the necessary census to conclude precise scientific statistics.
The question for our census runs something like: How many humans believe in one and only God?
Christians, being Trinitarians, do not fit within.
Second, You are naturally equipped with a brain, between 80 to 120 billions of neurons, depending on your IQ levels, being moron, imbecile, like the most of us, an Obama, a Sarkozy or a Merkel, or particularly a Putin or a Jintao. All are wise morons limited to 80 billions, or perhaps millions, of neurons in their nuts. The tragedy is not for them but rather for the people who made them respectable leaders of their societies.
This brain of yours is made to confront the universe which you happen to live within. This confrontation is simply inevitable, inescapable and obligatory for every one. Your confrontation with the world yields thinking. You cannot but think. You have to, no way out. If you do not, sleep befalls upon you like a soft hawk. Thinking is a pre-ordained phenomenon that ever one must undergo all his or her life.
You have your five or more senses, for some, and you must use these when you don't go to sleep. Incidentally, no one knows what sleep is until now. It is only a necessity, and an absolute one at that. Big and renowned universities are working on it, but two pence for their thoughts, nothing but much ado about nothing', to please our uncle Shakespeare who knew a lot about human nature.
