Dance With God Research Paper

The creation of God breathes life and continues to live until it is time for the creature to pass away. This fact is understood by humans in various ways – both theological and biological. Though God’s creation comes into living at time of its birth and has the free will to perform functions according to its species, it nevertheless ceases to exist when it dies. Some people would argue that it is a normal cycle for any species – to be born and then die. At the same time, some would argue that creation, whether human beings, plants, and everything that has breath and life in it, lives and continues to go through experiences of joy and pain, suffering and comfort, and has an appointed time of death. The paper will address how God figures into …show more content…
The word dancing suggests the interest that God would have, in engaging in song and dance with His creation. It suggests ideas about love, romance, care, comfort, liberation, requiring the role of leading the partner in a dance, helping that partner feel comfortable in that atmosphere, teaching them about choreography, using one’s energy and not being shy about it. When we are in the process of being created as humans, we went dancing through the spaces as cells and tissues while God put us together and still knew us, as God mentions to Jeremiah in chapter 1 of the eponymous …show more content…
This discussion also delineates the significance of understanding that if one recognizes one’s “relationship with God,” one can determine that “when we hurt creation we hurt God and ourselves.” On another note, the discussion also points out that God’s creation is art. Catherine Keller observes that “they are not chaos, but the organized explications of its dimension.” The exploration questions if it is justifiable to believe that “it is human to