Hard to believe some don't believe

How can people not believe in God? It seems so obvious to me. You see Him everywhere- in newborn babies and old folks, the sun, sky and stars, beautiful birds and butterflies, animals of every species, the oceans, the winds whether gentle or gale force, snow-capped mountains, the Grand Canyon, the deserts with ever-shifting sands, the perfection of the human body itself. But our schools bombard our children with the theory of evolution, as if it could all, somehow, just fall into place. When I look up at the sky on a clear night there is no question in my mind that there is a God. All those stars and planets hanging there, not crashing into earth or one another. Then I consider the earth itself, with perfect balance of light from the sun, gravity and oxygen to sustain life. The seasons, renewing life over and over. All the fantastic forms of life are so amazing! God must have had a good time creating everything. Watching the bird feeders on my back deck is a riot of color: red cardinals, yellow goldfinches, purple finches, black and white chickadees, red headed woodpeckers, gorgeous blue indigo buntings and bluejays, and the iridescent hummingbirds. There are butterflies and dragonflies of all colors. The bats swoop at night for the mosquitos, with their awesome built-in sonar. I look at the perfect, symmetrical markings of my dogs and the way their hair grows in a certain pattern. The salt water fish in our tank are so brightly colored, but are nothing compared to what's in an ocean coral reef. Animals are so fantastic, the world has so much beauty, and the marvel of the human body. How many millions of cells each of us have, along with the miracle of our brain, eyes, senses, skin, heart, liver, kidneys....all working together and supporting each other. Wow....what an amazing God we have.