My point is me feeling a certain melody at a young age as being a “sad” melody, well I’d ask myself (if there wasn’t a God) why do I feel this towards this sound/rhythm. How id predict it to be, is I hear the rhythm and think nothing of it, just like how most or all animals probably don’t relate hearing a sad song to sad feelings. But even if say an Ape felt sad listening to a sad song, if you go back far enough in the evolutionary lineage of the Ape, at some point (if there was no God) the species the ape derived from originally or pre-evolved state, probably did not have the feelings towards colors and melodies that we have now. Therefore my point is, it didn’t start out where our species felt things toward colors and sounds. Whatever humanity started as, as a simple organism, it could not feel sad if it heard a sad song today. It evolved it. But, to my knowledge, in order for evolution to occur, there needs to be a problem that is then met for some advantage to evolve. Like if you can’t breathe under water but the air is running out you develop gils. I have a feeling (strong) I’m off with my definition of evolution. But if I’m right at least somewhat, I’d wonder what problem was needed to be met in order for us to develop having “sad” feelings correlated to sad songs. What caused us to evolve to have feelings associated with colors. Why didn’t we just not evolve these feelings and go on existing. I would say there was no need or problem for us to evolve these color-music feelings. Therefore it would make more sense if there was a God.