Darwin's Evolution as I see it

About a year ago and after reading "The Origin of Species" for Charles Darwin for the first time, I reached a conclusion; I didn't refuse Darwin's theory but I had some comments on some concepts of the theory and to be honest I respected Darwin's creative mind,

No need to mention that this guy's work opened the door for further understandings to the causes of variation and the origin of life and the living species, He initiates a new revolution in this area of science.., he put a great effort just trying to understand the variation of living organisms arround him, he travelled across the world searching for any evidences.

so whatever you believe in his theory or not , you have to respect his great effort and his work.
After first reading of his precious book and by linking my reading in the book with the understanding of the advanced discoveries in the molecular biology and genetics, I concluded that Darwin is true when he assumed a common ancestor of all living ogranisms " the fixed chemical composition of the living cells in all organisms and the fixed structure of the genetic material DNA and the same expression machinary in all livings" are undoubtable evidences that tell us nothing but a one creator and a common ancestor.

- Second: Natural selection as a tool for developing variations of the livings:

After first reading I just concluded that simple modification of Darwin's theory would solve all the problems he faced; putting an "Intelligent Mind" behind the concept of evolution. and I already published a post about that and I added the term "CREAVOLUTION" in the post titled Creation or Evolution.

But after reading the book for another time recently I had a great feeling that Darwin was aware of this problem which is " the absence of an intellegant mind controlling the process of evolution to end up with this well organized ecosystem and that magnificent painting and harmony we can see in nature"...

Chapter 4 in the book " Natural selection or the survival of the fittest " page: 109 to 113 .

in this part Darwin was giving a fact that changes in the conditions of life give a tendency to increased variability.

and he also mentioned how man can do results with his domestic animals and plants by adding up in any givin direction individual differences, and then he was trying to emphasis that if human can add some simple individual differences in animals and plants by the process of unconcious demostication he made, so why we can't say that nature play the same role in much larger scale and longer time of action, and worth to mention that nature have much stronger tools that will help in doing greater results than the man can do.

- Darwin in talking about nature's ability of pushing livings for variation, he was trying to "personify" the natural preservation or survival for the fittest, and look when he mentioned that "nature cares nothing for appearance, except in so far as they are useful to any being" and also look when Darwin is calling the nature "she" "she can act on every internal organ, on every shade of contitual difference.

and look when he compared between man and nature " man selects only for his own good, Nature only for the being which SHE tends, Every selected character is fully excercized by HER...

and he kept talkin about how nature can choose, affect, select, preserve, putting pressure.. and so on.

Darwin added "mind" to the nature, A mind that let it control and derive the variation in specific direction. And here Im telling Mr, Darwin:

By realizing how great is the product of this desires of nature prooving as you were trying to mention A mind behind this nature and this mind is super great and intelligent because his product is still stable and lasted billions of years and that mind of nature is just the directions and orders from the great creator... A great god controlling every single detail and nature has no mind but has laws and directions from its creator.

and if there is no intelligent mind monitoring and directing every single detail in this struggle of life, it will never "randomly and spontaneously" end up with this great masterpiece diversity of livings species.

Finally,

Mr, Darwin... I'm sending you my greetings and thanking you very much for opening the door towards the understanding of life around us.

special thanks for you for everytime Im reading your book my beliving in the presence of god becomes stronger and stronger.

ofcourse I dunno if were meaning so or not...

(special thanks for Amany ( al3abera)who motivated me to read the book again by the movie she gave me)