I am stunned by the fact that the world just can’t get it. Not even by their knowledge that organizing things around set rule makes things work better, are they able to simply extend their logic to include the fact that insomuch as invisible atoms behave themselves under known conditions (rules), there must necessarily exist another realm (invisible of course) to account for the atomic order. And, that ultimately, a Supreme Lawgiver must exist that oversee it all.

Someone out there might challenge my thinking, and to say, why not the other way round? Why not if man is actually the all-powerful extreme, and is actually deciding what happens in the other realms by how he is acting on things? Darwin apologists would surely like to reason this way. To them I say, that if it were so, man ought to have had to endure, and not live and then die. He should ever be present to account for himself the events of life and existence, which has intrigued him and his generations for ages. I have enough faith rather to believe, that omnipotence dwell in the invisible realm, where, as scientific evidence shows, immeasurable power resides; even as in the nuclei of atoms from which matter itself is composed. The power, therefore, is not with man, but he derives it a byproduct of the actions of the invisible parts of a larger dominance, instituted and controlled under laws by a Supreme Lawgiver, the Creator God.

What a deceit pride is! For finding himself as possessing a form, and of a higher intellect than other mammals, man has arrogated to himself the right to dictate how things ought to be, not willing to acknowledge his Creator. Yet he is first to reason that “surprise overthrows a strongman”. His adage though true, he has left to consider that the invisible universe as such, with all the power he has discovered it to possess, has the advantage to sway events in his visible realm at its will? Because it would attack ere he knew it coming. For insofar as such a powerful lawgiver is inevitable, to account for the order of things in the invisible realm, the influence at its disposal he could not by any means overlook. One would think therefore, for wisdom to have advised his continued neglect of such a dreadful possibility of a day of reckoning. And as they would say touching the law, “Ignorance is not an excuse.” For the law must, in order, exert the full justice due.

The Supreme Lawgiver is thus justified, someday, to call to judgment every disobedience of men. “Because that, when they knew God, they glorified Him not as God”, neither were mindful to learn and to keep His precepts. So that as the boss in the movie knew to reprimand his subordinate for failing to comply with the rules, God is certain to measure to man as he has measured unto others. For though they know it a proper thing to abide by set rules, yet they decline to attend to the calls of their moral conscience, which points to a Lawgiver. Instead, they have become vain in their imaginations, and their foolish hearts war against the truth. But therein is the checkmate: because, that the invisible things of God are clearly seen, being understood by the things that He has made, so that they are without excuse!