Faith?

[RICHARD]

Check this out.

Look at every system that makes up a body.

Endocrine, Vascular, digestive, nervous, musclar, skeletal.....

If you separate them into the basics?

They still are fantastic sub-systems that all add up to the human form. What a blend of fantastic engineering.

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I got into trouble in Catholic school during a discussion about 'evolution' and 'religion'.

The easiest way to reconcile my schooling and my interest in science was to find a happy medium for difference between god and science.

I told the teacher that evolution was the way that 'god' had planned to create and evolve the planet.

When you start to look at how man showed up on the planet?

Why does there have to be an Adam/Eve/garden of Eden?

Why couldn't the story of creation be stretched over a few million years?

Isn't it more fun to look at god at a desk, pouring over blueprints trying to figure out how to put together the planet called earth?


Sometimes I think we are all a little jaded and way too proud to realize that we are not the only things that matter on the earth.

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Tomorrow, look at five things (nature) during your day and try to think of how they fit in and work in the world.

If we stop and look at god as a person who just tossed together the world in 7 days, actually 6, he took Sunday off?!?!?!?!

There's only so many hours in a week.

And if god worked in a union shop?

He have to have his overtime approved.

Sometimes even god needs his time card signed.

[kokopup]

Richard

Check this out.

Look at every system that makes up a body.

Endocrine, Vascular, digestive, nervous, musclar, skeletal.....

If you separate them into the basics?

They still are fantastic sub-systems that all add up to the human form. What a blend of fantastic engineering.

These are just a few of the bodies systems that under normal circumstances work synergistically together. I believe that the body's Medical science is just that, a pure science. The problem, at this point in time, is they haven't figured it out yet. In recent years great strives have taken place in man's understanding of the human body but there is still a long way to go. In my dealings with doctors over the years( and there have been many) I have been exposed to Doctors who previously were Engineers. These were the only doctors that I have had dealings with that took a systems approach to the Body. Most doctors treat only pieces rather than looking at it as a complex synergistic machine. This is especially true when writing prescriptions for a
given SYMPTOM. In any system if you just treat symptoms you create problems in other parts of the system. You must find the problem before you can effectively treat it. Most of our Pharmaceutical industry is geared to just treating symptoms. We have an entire industry asleep at the switch. IMHO.