Do you believe this quote and why?
"God is in the detail" - anonymous
Note: this has nothing to do with religion, yet as it was coined by someone most likely religious it had to do with the perfection of that religious being, as being key to the details. So the phrase means details are very important. Do you believe this ot not and why?
I do because
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I do not because
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Belly buttons come from being in the womb and having an umbilical cord that is attached to your mother. Adam and Eve should not have had belly buttons, they were not born, they were created. I totally agree that it is silly to claim your belief system is shattered over a simple painting. Side: I do not because
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Why is everyone in a huff over the picture, it's just a picture that's relevant to God being in the details. I'm not calling anything out, the picture was obviously drawn thousands of years after their actual time by an artists drawing what he imagined them like, albeit forgetting that people are born with a navel and people created are not. Side: I do because
I'm pretty sure the quote is probably talking about the common reference people make: "Just look at the world, it's obvious it was created by God, so much detail and beauty." Either way, I don't believe in the quote because I disagree with both possible meanings behind the quote. Also, seeing as these are paintings obviously not done as an "portrait" picture, but rather a painting of imagination... it's pretty insignificant that they have belly buttons. Simple painter error when imagining Adam and Eve. Though, if the Bible said Adam and Eve had belly buttons... we would have a good argument against the story. Not like we don't have enough, but the more the merrier. Side: I do not because
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