If there were no God
How would you live?
Would you still be a servant?
Would you still give?
If there were no God
Would you help a brother?
Would you still do good?
Would you help a sister?
If there were no God
How would you spend a day?
Would you live differently?
Would selfishness be the way?
If there were no God
Would you still do right?
Would you still follow the Bible?
Would you walk in its light?
If there were no God
Hints that there must be one,
He must be just as real
As every passing dawn.
For we have the evidence
When a new day is come,
We are assuredly convinced
When we see the rising sun.
I am particularly awestruck
At the evidence for God,
It is though all nature stands
And this very fact applauds.
Order and design, how intricate!
How similar yet different!
A mere peep at all of this
Evidences a mental intent.
If there were no God
Would humans have a mind
To deliberate on all this
Across the expanse of time?
If there is no God
From whom came the mind?
Though it cannot be touched or seen
We use it all the time.
Evolutionists have an answer
For every tangible fact,
Give them billions of years
And they will find its track.
But concerning the intangible
They do not have a clue,
Their science is loudly silent
Their minds appear so too.
The intangible explains God
And the mind perceives that fact.
Science is the observable
The mind is on a different track.
If there were no God
There could never be the mind
Neither would there be matter
Nor even space or time.
If there were no God
There could never be you
And continuing that same thought
There would be no me too.
If there were no God
Nothing would have existed,
No Big Bang or what caused it
To have some minds so twisted.
If there were no God
This poem could never be
So with that I rest my case
And leave the rest to the Almighty.
Many have passed to eternity
With their no-God notion,
I entreat you before you do
To give Him your devotion.
Stewart Russell © October 2018
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