This can be seen as a significant weakness for us in the 20th century. We have been consistently exposed to the notion that God is no longer relevant, which has obscured our understanding of the cause and effect relationship in His works. The true enjoyment of God lies in recognizing His glory, and comprehending the origins of His creations allows us to witness this glory firsthand. God instills in us a spiritual awareness that His creation is miraculous, so we should not merely use nature for our own pleasure, but instead perceive it as a reflection of His greatness, power, and goodness. Our physical sustenance, such as food, often lacks a proper understanding of how these needs are met. However, God has designed us to rely on Him. A lack of understanding in the cause and effect paradigm leads to unnecessary worry about meeting our basic needs. We are encouraged to contemplate His works constantly, as He is the eternal cause behind the beauty and movement of creation through the power of His words. We can sense His communication to us through the divine attributes displayed in this paradigm. Nature serves as a voice, not only confirming that God is the force holding all things together, but also providing us with the opportunity to appreciate these wonders and find joy in them. Other ideas, such as determinism in evolution, pose a danger when we adopt a thoughtless and ungrateful attitude towards God's immediate presence in creation. Instead, we should strive to live in a state of constant awe and admiration, marveling at the wonders of God in His creation.