Who Made the World So Perfect for Life?

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“The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork.”
Psalm 19:1

When we look at the world around us, we see something amazing.

The sun gives just enough light and heat.
The earth has air to breathe.
Water flows where life needs it.
Plants grow.
Animals survive.
People live.

Everything works together.

Sometimes Bible Explorers stop and ask an amazing question.

Why does the world seem so perfectly made for life?

If the earth were a little closer to the sun, it would be too hot.
If it were a little farther away, it would be too cold.

If gravity were slightly stronger, stars would collapse.
If it were slightly weaker, galaxies would never form.

Even small changes would make life impossible.

It is like a video game.

If the settings are wrong, the game crashes.

Life is the same way.

The universe has many settings, and they are set just right.

This is called fine tuning.

Fine tuning means things are carefully balanced so life can exist.

Could all of this happen by accident?

Imagine walking into a room and seeing a tower made of blocks perfectly stacked.

You would not think the blocks fell into place by chance.

You would know someone built it.

Design points to a designer.

The universe looks designed because it is.

The world is not random.

It is ordered.

It works with purpose.

This does not mean everything in life is easy.

But it does mean life itself is possible because the world was made with care.

The Bible tells us that God created the world with wisdom.

He did not guess.

He planned.

He chose a universe where life could exist.

When Bible Explorers study creation, we are not just learning science.