How does bioluminescence in bacteria work?
Don't you find these traits miraculous?
Yeah, bioluminescence is just a beautiful, beautiful phenomena that we see in bacteria
and even in other organisms where these organisms are taking up light energy and then converting
it through electronic processes in the molecules to emanate light.
And to me, it's one of the, again, those mysteries, how would a system like this evolve and what
would be the purpose of a system for the survivability of the bacteria?
But yet, as somebody who sees a creator being responsible for life, I see this as not only
part of the elegant design of creation, but the sheer artistry of that creator as well.
The world around us is so beautiful and that beauty, I think, reflects a creator's handiwork.
Because if the world was the product of evolution, you wouldn't expect the world to be beautiful,
but more importantly, we wouldn't expect that human beings to recognize something that would
be beautiful.
There's no survival function.
But if the world is a product of a creator, we would expect it to be beautiful and we would
expect that human beings have that capacity to see that beauty.
It's a way for us to glorify and to honor the creator.
Yes, that bacteria produce light, even they have no eyes, they have no nervous system.
They produce light and we see that it's art of God.
These bacterias have no eyes.
They can't see the light, they can't feel the light, but they produce, what's the purpose?
Obviously, it's part of God.
Yeah.