god's will you say?, page-81

it is quite simple

although tornades and whirlpools are complex systems, and naturally occuring harmonics and some exquisitely stunning shapes (dependent upon the eye of the beholder) in clould formations etc, arise without an intelligence as such...

the arrow was made by someone that knew about arrows
the design of an eagle was made by someone that knew about eagles
dna was made by someone that knew about dna
atoms were made by someone that knew about atoms
but although this stuff exists, we know that it doesn't exist as it appears to.
it has an illusive quality.
some very intelligent being created all this stuff, and the potential for more stuff to create more stuff
it all appears real but is fundamentally an illusion
the complexity fools us.
generally speaking, the reason why we like to think that that it is a good god thar created all this stuff is because we are consciously as well as subconsciously attached to it (who we think we are).
there was a group of people called the cathars who believed that all we see is essentially the work of the devil,
the catholic church was hell-bent on destroying them (that in itself is good reason to check them out)
yes, the creator of this realm is most likey the devil
people go to various churches with good intentions to, what may well indeed be, inadvertantly pay homage to the devil.
this does not mean that good intentions are of no benifit; just that the road to hell is paved with quite a few of them.

but apart from all of this, some have attested to some state (and a path) that transcends all of it; and perhaps during the span of our lives, in certain situations, we get glimpses that it may indeed be true.