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Observation of Nature and Each Part Achieving Its Purpose
An observation of nature as to all living things leads to the conclusion that each living thing is made of parts and each one of these parts has a purpose. Whether we are talking of the lion of the jungle, the fish of the sea, the spider of the woods and so forth, each of these is a sum total of parts and it is each part achieving its purpose that creates the whole. As each part forms the animals, the plants, the insects and so forth, each of these completed whole things in turn is part of a world beyond them. They have a purpose in the total world. The bat has its parts that create the bat and the bat in turn has a part as a bat in nature to be part of the ecological system. Not only does it all grow and become part of the big picture, each part of the world is interrelated with each other. It is the achievement of each part achieving its purpose that creates the whole thing. All is connected with each other.
The whole of nature consists of the animals of the animal kingdom, the fish of the sea and the plants of the plant kingdom. All of these come together in performing and achieving their individual purposes thereby creating Nature.
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