A Naturalist's Holy Trinity

The Sun - (The Father.)

Without our local star which we call the Sun life would not have evolved on planet Earth. The energy the Earth receives from the Sun drives all living processes and our climate. We owe everything, all of life as we know it on this planet, to our Holy Father - The Sun. Are there other Sun-gods out there? Of course. We know that now. Polytheistic is an understatement. There are more Sun-gods in our universe then there are grains of sand on our shores. We have clusters of sun-gods. These gods are common as far as we know they are the creators of all living organisms.

Jupiter - (The Son.)

Our Savior, Jupiter. The Son in our naturalist holy trinity protects our planet, and our species to this day by preventing most comets from reaching the inner Solar System. Jupiter, the Son had a hand in creating all life on this planet by perturbing many asteroids into our planet as the early Earth was forming. This brought the necessary chemistry for life on Earth. Water from some of these comets more than likely built our oceans over billions of years.

The Moon - (The Holy Ghost.)

This Holy Ghost orb in the night sky in all her majesty graces us with her presence each night. Reflecting our Father Star’s light. Evidence shows that the Moon formed 4.5 billion years ago out of the debris projected into orbit by an immense collision between our smaller early Earth and another planetoid about the size of Mars. The Moon affects the Earth's climate by stabilizing Earth's tilt, which keeps seasonality from going into extremes. The tides of our oceans caused by the Moon probably created the environment in which sea animals evolved to land animals, which millions of years later evolved into humans. Our species owes it's existence to the 3rd part of our natural Holy Trinity!

In Conclusion: The Statement of (the opposite of)Faith:

If we are to worship let's worship what we know to be true. We know due to a great deal of evidence that these planetary bodies are creators of life. A naturalist view of the cosmos makes sense when looking at the natural cosmos in which we are inclosed. There are things we do not know about the cosmos. Is the universe all that is or was or ever will be? I don't know. And you don't either, but for now.. it's enough to say the cosmos is all that we know. If we must pay reverence let's pay reverence to our actual creators. These natural spherical gods, wielding creative powers with deep bonds of chemistry and energy.

Sources:

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn27230-wrecking-ball-jupiter-paved-way-for-earth.html#.VRMUhmZ7Z74

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAPK0Xspz9c

http://sservi.nasa.gov/articles/nasa-scientist-jen-heldmann-describes-how-the-earths-moon-was-formed/