Are We Missing Something?

I always tries to rationalize the existence of things around us, particularly the ones that are alive such as plants, animals, human...

I wonder what makes those things there. Why it is there, how it being there.. and many more questions. So I simplify my thought; assume that there is a creation and everything was created... which mean, according to my lame interpretation, everything came about in a blink of an eye. Its like suddenly it is there, its being created. I assume that if things happen that way, especially human, must have complete knowledge of everything. The brain don't need anymore knowledge because it is created with perfection. But I have little doubt though.. which is... if human are created, why writing does not come with it? why the knowledge about the importance about wheel does not come with it? why there are disputes over which object is the center of the universe? ... so many question I have. I just don't get it.

Ordinary people will surely embrace the belief that everything is 'created' and it is absurd to think otherwise.

We are surely missing something here. As if we stop trying to think of any other explanation beyond the firewall of our belief. We opt for the simplest explanation that our brain can cope. We offer explanation that is incomplete. Our knowledge will always be not complete, but why we are so bold to to offer explanation as if we have the knowledge? When we say that everything is created, can we explain how that can be true?

I don't really agree with the theory about creation. I find evolution is more explainable. There is something concrete that we can base our argument upon. And it does explain many things, just like Einstein's Relativity explains things that Newtonian physics can't explain. At least evolution can explain why the knowledge of wheel came later.

It is lame to say that even an illness is created. It does not make sense to me.