1. The writer states, “ we shouldn’t be worshipping nature as God, he said, but nature is the way that God communicates to us most forcefully.” I agree with that people should not worship nature as God, but rather embrace the natural beauty as a form of its supernatural presence encamp around Mother Nature. Nonetheless, can a non-religious person experience the supernatural peace and joy in the woods the same way as a religious person? However, most non-religious people experience an inner beauty within when they encounter nature or it is just delusion? Another notion, the writer pointed out, “ We’re separating ourselves from our history, from the things that tie us together.” People change and even the world change likewise. For instance,
