Man And His God

My liberal and progressive friends often say: “Humanity is the only true religion.” I respect that thought. In a secular society, it’s natural to think that way. As they say, you harvest apples from an apple orchard, not an orange one.

But man is a social animal. He cannot survive alone. So maybe for them, “humanity” becomes both religion and survival.

Now flip the picture.

Okay, say the world came about by science. Fine. But what about social science? Emotions, love, hate, fear, joy, sorrow, pain… are these also created without a Creator?

I saw a robot at an exhibition once. Brilliant machine, but 100% remote-controlled by a human. 

When I look at myself, I’m not remote-controlled. Physically I’m limited, but in my thoughts I can dream, plan, create in ways no robot can.

Okay, I’ll confess: I am a robot.  

But I’m created by God 😊

When my battery runs low, or my WiFi signal weakens, I need more than humanity. I need direct connection to my Creator.

Because local chargers aren’t enough for the soul.

GWIFI vs LAN/WAN

God’s WiFi energy isn’t available in:  

1. LAN: Local Area Network 😊  

2. WAN: Wide Area Network  

It needs a direct, divine connection.




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