The Dodo Problem (Evolution)

by David Turell , Friday, November 26, 2010, 04:09 (4921 days ago) @ dhw

Here on the island of Mauritius
> Are many fruits, all quite delicious,
> And every fruit, it's plain to see,
> Was made specifically for me.
> God set things up with loving care:
> The earth, the sun, the sea, the air. 
> One-celled first, then binary fission ...
> Just the beginnings of his mission,
> Because the whole point of creation,
> Evolution's culmination,
> Preordained right from the start,
> The darling of the good Lord's heart,
> Was me, King Dodo. There can be
> No finer form of life than me.
> The evidence, of course, is clear:
> The simple fact that I am here.
> But if you think you should downgrade me,
> Ask yourself just why God made me.-Great observation in this great poem. I don't think it is a sonnet. Those who catagorize all of creation decide who is top dog. Genesis says we have dominion over all. Can't argue with Genesis or should we?