While science can explain how things work, it struggles to answer why such harmony exists at all.

Atheists, have you ever considered the deep order found in nature? Starting with something as simple as our sleep patterns. Humans are awake during the day and sleep at night, and this isn’t random. All living things, from fish in the sea to fungi and plants, follow internal biological clocks called circadian rhythms, which align with the 24-hour day-night cycle. But there's something particularly fascinating about mammals, including us: we are highly attuned to light and darkness. Did these rhythms emerge by chance, or does their perfect alignment with the Earth's rotation suggest intelligent design?

Our very survival depends on an intricate balance of systems. We need oxygen from plants, water from the skies, warmth from the sun, and nutrients from the earth and animals. The ecosystems of Earth operate like a finely tuned machine, one that’s interconnected in ways science continues to uncover. Trees communicate through fungal networks, coral reefs support fish populations vital to ocean health, and bees pollinate crops that feed humanity.

Could such mutual reliance and design be accidental? Or does it hint at a higher intelligence? The universe seems to be both cause and effect. The thing that once relied on another now gives purpose to that very thing’s existence.