Ishmael QQC #2

ANDREA

Quote: "The people of your culture made it a premise--took it as a premise. They said: What if the world was made for us?" (pg.61) Ishmael
"Why was the world incomplete without man? Why did the world and universe need man?" (pg.70) Ishmael

Question: Those are questions I ask myself. But the one I'm more curious about is "Why was the world incomplete without man?"

Comment: Was it really man that was missing or was it just a creature with an ability to think on its own and not run through instinct. Why man and not some other creature with abilities of free will? Why are we the only creatures with free will? Is it really that the world was incomplete or is it man's belief that we were incomplete. The world was not falling apart before the first man was created, life on Earth wasn't dying, it continued on and would have continued the same with or without man. Why would man come to this conclusion? Were we really that escential to the world? Do people really think that we came to save the world and put order in it? Aren't we just destroying it? It's our sin of imperfections that have been doing that ever since Adam and Eve disobeyed, in my belief.