Sofi: "a wrinkle in time"

While i watched the movie "contact" in class, i kept thinking of the book we read in middle school "a wrinkle in time" in this book when the girl gets to space or to a planet where there are some kind of creatures she asks what they're doing, her guide explains that they're singing, that they're worshipping god, She immediately asks "what god?" 

That's what we would all ask, maybe we're so busy drawing lines between religions between gods that we're failing to see that some of these gods are just like ours. "Wouldn't it be logical," the character in the book said "that if our God really did create all the universe, every creature on it, would worship him". The same goes for earth, wouldn't it be logical that if our God really is a god of mercy, of love that he would love all cultures, all peoples, that he would allow them to find him through their own cultural experiences. 

This, for me, does not mean that I believe that every god worshipped is like my god, instead I believe that my God can be found through different means.

About life in outer space, maybe there is, maybe there isn't. But I believe that if there were, then God would be present in their (whatever they are) life, just like he is in mine.