The Wonders of Eternity

The obvious nature of our existence is that this creation in the infinite vastness of space favors our existence. This, our  habitation is sufficiently supplied so that nothing necessary to the survival of its occupants would ever lack except by the tyranny of evil or by our own foolish choices.  Mortals disagree over how this abundance of resources should be distributed or acquired. The self-evident law of the harvest clearly governs in spite of misguided man's attempted interference. Our planet is barely a speck on the known map of the cosmos yet it is sufficiently large to obscure the nature of its placement.  It is in and of itself a veil that dims the view into eternity and the infinite space around us. Those with vision, however, are offered a revelation if they will see it when the stars on a clear night sky come into view. Deeper dimension and understanding have been revealed by powerful telescopes and the view of an endless array of galaxies. If the briefness of