The Divine Spark (a humanity-based ontological argument)

I believe there is a divine spark within every human being. Whether or not we actively acknowledge there is a supreme being, our lives and very existence manifest this truth in countless ways. We, as humans, have no means of obtaining intelligence outside of what is evident in our physical universe. We can devise endless ways and means to look at our physical universe. We can create endless ways and means to use and explore what we have but this crucial fact remains - our intelligence and our abilities are strictly limited and entirely dependent on what is already evident in our natural universe.

And though we cannot escape this simple, seemingly crippling, fact, it is within itself one of the most glorious revelations readily available to every human being. No other creature on earth develops generationally. Ants build colonies and work diligently to store up for the winter but future generations do not develop any further. Dogs can be taught amazing tricks that impress and amaze us but future generations do not even learn these feats, let alone develop them further. Only humans have the ability to develop generationally, learn generationally, advance generationally and create new ways and means to look, use and explore our world.

This is what sets the human race apart from all other creatures on this planet. If this whole world had really come from the same primordial goo, why would humans be the sole creatures capable of this feat? It doesn't make sense. The abilities and intelligence evident within humanity do not develop by themselves because it requires someone with intelligence to begin such a process. It's like a perpetual motion machine - even if it can run forever by itself, it still needs someone to start it. Such is human intelligence. No human is capable of doing or knowing anything outside of what is already evident within our natural universe; therefore, our abilities could not have come from anything within our natural universe for this ability is clearly not natural for the rest of the universe. We as humans are set apart and the very existence of these abilities demand a supernatural creation and beginning.

As a result, our abilities to create, develop and grow are demanding evidence that we, as human beings, are set apart from all other creatures and creations on this planet in such a way that there is no other possible reason except we are the direct creation of a supernatural being who's abilities and intelligence far exceed our own.