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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 479519" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>By definition, artificial is the opposite of natural.&nbsp; Created by man.&nbsp; A copy of something in the natural world.&nbsp; Heavenly Father created the natural world and for time immemorial mankind has tried to copy God, improve on His creations, and in many ways just plain be God.&nbsp; It ALWAYS ends badly for mankind.&nbsp; Take cities for example.&nbsp; An almost completely artificial environment and almost every facet of city living negatively impacts people.&nbsp; Physically, Mentally, Spiritually, and Emotionally.&nbsp; People, when they can't take the stress and pressure of living in the artificial world man has created, ie the cities, they inevitably seek out the natural world.&nbsp; Hunters/Fishermen on this very site can attest to that.&nbsp; People need the natural, the original, they NEED Gods creations.&nbsp; Not a cheap copy. To answer your question, NO, I am as far from excited as one can be.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 479519, member: 314"] By definition, artificial is the opposite of natural. Created by man. A copy of something in the natural world. Heavenly Father created the natural world and for time immemorial mankind has tried to copy God, improve on His creations, and in many ways just plain be God. It ALWAYS ends badly for mankind. Take cities for example. An almost completely artificial environment and almost every facet of city living negatively impacts people. Physically, Mentally, Spiritually, and Emotionally. People, when they can't take the stress and pressure of living in the artificial world man has created, ie the cities, they inevitably seek out the natural world. Hunters/Fishermen on this very site can attest to that. People need the natural, the original, they NEED Gods creations. Not a cheap copy. To answer your question, NO, I am as far from excited as one can be. [/QUOTE]

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