I do also. If you think about it enough, it almost blows your mind. When you consider the layout of everything, the precision, how everything is set up, the sun by day, the moon by night and all at the right distance, and the food provided. Even your own body in detail. It is true from that quote that the world is not lacking in wonders, but lacking in a sense of wonder.

The frame of the skeleton that we're moving about simply by making the decision to move - and the body obeys. I'm sitting here typing with my fingers going almost a mile a minute and all this from the brain, with the fingers merely carrying out the instruction. What about the eyes and viewing everything through those lenses like a camera and moving them where we wish.

We take it for granted. I have trouble sometimes really considering things and only when I'm well enough, does clarity return and I'm even more amazed. I don't know how anybody can be an atheist. Truly, especially a healthy atheist. Because with increased health, I am even more keenly aware of the world around me and it's exciting. When I'm sicker, I struggle more and don't seem to appreciate these things, or don't see them as well.

It is true that there really is no excuse. God has revealed the wonder of Himself through His own creation. How can anybody possibly doubt? Even a person who has never heard of a "God" would have to consider something much greater than all this that is behind it all.

Glory to God, He's amazing.