What if all artists did was simply think of their possible creations, yet never commit any to canvas? Would they be still considered artists, or “creators” of art, not really would they.
Along us being the way we are, and God loving us anyway, I’ll put my cat into an example. He gets jealous of me paying attention to other cats, he sometimes gets in a bad mood and has clawed me, sometimes he plays rough knowing full well I’ll end up with some scratch marks, he really hates cat competition for my affections and plops down right in front of my monitor while I’m trying to work. Ok, that’s the bad, the good, he’s very dependent upon me, he truly enjoys my company, especially if there are no other cats in the picture, he gives me love an affection and acts like a total baby sometimes, it’s rather pitiful for a full grown cat to behave in his way, being wary being in unfamiliar territory, and I have to come and rescue him while he does his funny little cat please/meow wimpers during those times, making himself appear all helpless. Kind of like how we behave with God just as well.
I love my kittie, wouldn’t have him any other way, well, could use some of those rough edges worked out, but I accept him, quirks and all, just as how he is, and even when he’s in one of those moods, I know they are temporary and I don’t take them too seriously, knowing he’s going to come back around to his normal self again once he’s had his tantrum. Again, just like God and us.
Why create, why not, what he created is very special though, not just some object, as only man creates, he has made something in us that lasts for eternity, and gives it to us as a gift.