The greater definition of different means we aren’t the same, and if we ask ourselves, why not since all of us are created from the same material? It may be so, but appearances are the greater proof that proves the material we are formed from shapes a different way every time someone is born.
If we look at the Squirrels, Bears, and Bees, we cannot visually identify one from the other. The Crows look the same; the Red Cardinals look alike, and all the Sparrows have the same face. However, humans are different, and no face is the same. Our hands look alike, but we have different fingerprints, and I ask you why the clay is shaped differently.
It’s correct to say we all have hormones that rule our lives to some degree, and regardless of our differences, our lives seem incomplete until we find a mate to share days and nights. Our minds think differently, our hearts have different emotions, and how do we find compatibility, or does compatibility matter to everyone?
Some people shift from one person to another, and some are loyal for the entirety of their lives. Therefore, I must ask you, is the search a fault of the heart or a characteristic of the shaping of the clay since no one thinks the same way?
The mystery is deep, and the currents of life are strong. Does swimming against the current mean something is wrong? The old saying United we stand, divided we fall means that finding compatibility is best for the heart, mind, and soul; I think so.
Indeed, If I were to ask God for an explanation for the shaping of the clay, He might say we are different than the Crows, Sparrows, Bears, and Rabbits, and living differently than my commands isn’t the Christian way. However, if we are Christ-like, we’ll not be different than Him.
Bible story writer Paul Castle.