God and the Platypus

At least in the humble opinion of this writer, that seems far from plausible. Of course the wishes of the ever so powerful God were denied when Eve had that apple as a snack. In his letter to the Grand Duchess Christina, he elaborated this statement by quoting Tertullian, “‘We conclude that God is known first through Nature, and then again, more particularly, by doctrine; by Nature in His works, and by in His revealed word’”(Galileo 8). However that would require leaving the life that they know it and causing for more confusion in their own lives. Galileo’s main intent in this situations is that the bible was generally unclear in its writing. The platypus gave a greater understanding of how no matter what the case, the only way on understanding any of this is to realize that we are flawed. No one was there to see the creation of the world, but we have been able to test theories that we have developed. If they were aware of what kind of life that they lead then maybe they’d evolve into a more acceptable form of mammal. The platypi know not of their confusing existence; they just eat, breathe, sleep, and procreate like every other species on the planet. It is these types of people that have propelled the very evolution of human consciousness. In order for Eve to break the barrier that controlled her consciousness, she had to become imperfect. In retrospect knowledge also concluded in growth not only of the person seeking knowledge but also those around who open themselves up to the truth that has been found.