I remembered one atheist who said, "There is no God, what governs the movement and the interaction of our surrounding is just - NATURE. And nature is GOD"; that's according to him.
We never learned the lessons that nature has always thought to us "In all the actions that we do, we always get reactions out of it". Man always thought that the resources nature has provided is everlasting, that forever it would be available. For me this everything that surrounds us is part of God's plan to bless this mother earth in abundance of everything that man could ever think of. Dig the ground and you would find minerals of different kind, even air carries them. But did God told man to combine this minerals to form this powerful bombs that could wipe humanity? Never, and that is within man's nature of being very greedy.In a very layman's perspective alone, we can vividly witness this scenario. I myself has witnessed the balding of the forest in our locality because these poor farmers had learned to utilized these existing trees for a living- charcoal making. They never care if their attention are being called, at least they had already solved one problem or for the meantime had solved one- family hunger. Yet, when calamities come it is easy for them to blame local politicians and government employees.
The recent 6.9 earthquake that devastated Guihulngan and its neighboring areas is automatically blamed to be tectonic in origin and that geologist were puzzled for the appearance of new plate. For my own simple analyses since I'm not geologist or holding a degree related to it, plate that has recently appeared could possibly be the result of abusive extractions of our underground mineral resources of any kind applying the basic principle I had previously mentioned- action-reaction phenomena. And yet, industrialist never think of it. Now, politicians and policy makers in Metro-Manila had been looking at the Earthquake hazard map of Metro-Manila and its neighboring cities; the plates crossing their boundaries had long been identified, yet they never implement the necessary things to do to prepare these people from devastation. Afterall, it is easy to point fingers to one another. Are we not learning the lessons?
(Pictures provided by Yahoo-www.quotednews.com and www.experiencenegros.com)
We never learned the lessons that nature has always thought to us "In all the actions that we do, we always get reactions out of it". Man always thought that the resources nature has provided is everlasting, that forever it would be available. For me this everything that surrounds us is part of God's plan to bless this mother earth in abundance of everything that man could ever think of. Dig the ground and you would find minerals of different kind, even air carries them. But did God told man to combine this minerals to form this powerful bombs that could wipe humanity? Never, and that is within man's nature of being very greedy.In a very layman's perspective alone, we can vividly witness this scenario. I myself has witnessed the balding of the forest in our locality because these poor farmers had learned to utilized these existing trees for a living- charcoal making. They never care if their attention are being called, at least they had already solved one problem or for the meantime had solved one- family hunger. Yet, when calamities come it is easy for them to blame local politicians and government employees.
The recent 6.9 earthquake that devastated Guihulngan and its neighboring areas is automatically blamed to be tectonic in origin and that geologist were puzzled for the appearance of new plate. For my own simple analyses since I'm not geologist or holding a degree related to it, plate that has recently appeared could possibly be the result of abusive extractions of our underground mineral resources of any kind applying the basic principle I had previously mentioned- action-reaction phenomena. And yet, industrialist never think of it. Now, politicians and policy makers in Metro-Manila had been looking at the Earthquake hazard map of Metro-Manila and its neighboring cities; the plates crossing their boundaries had long been identified, yet they never implement the necessary things to do to prepare these people from devastation. Afterall, it is easy to point fingers to one another. Are we not learning the lessons? (Pictures provided by Yahoo-www.quotednews.com and www.experiencenegros.com)
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