Park Hye-jin
I once watched a video capturing a salamander's development from a single cell into a mature organism. Within a tiny, transparent membrane, cells repeatedly divided until, eventually, eyes appeared and a recognizable salamander form emerged. It was as if the entire process had been precisely predetermined. The egg did not become some other creature, but it became a salamander simply because it was a salamander’s egg. That truth alone felt mysterious and awe-inspiring.
Water always flows from high to low. When frozen, it becomes ice; when boiled, it evaporates into steam. The sea, vast and ever-moving, never overflows its boundaries. Every person is born, grows old, and eventually dies. No one questions these laws of nature; rather, they are universally accepted without surprise or objection. As I witness how all things in the world naturally move toward specific states or inevitable outcomes, it becomes impossible not to sense the touch of God.
All of creation is not the result of random chance, but follows the laws and design established by God. I am filled with gratitude to our Heavenly Father and Mother, who have designed and gifted us such an astonishing and beautiful creation.