There is no greater illustration of man’s hubris than when he stands in judgment of the workings of nature. Purporting to understand natural workings to the end of labeling things good or bad requires a perspective infinitely more shallow than God’s mercy and grace. Men have grown and prospered by the bounty around them and have, indeed, developed synergies with the life that shares their land. These synergies, in fact, shape the people they benefit, an adaptation that may not be immediately evident to an uninformed observer, but that has been proven time and time again by modern science.
I petition that no law should be allowed to come between nature and man. Anything that can be grown from the land must be considered sacred and a benefit to the grower.



