Why not? We're inferior in many ways to a number of attributes that animals have.
Because that's the way it works in nature. We are "physically"
Inferior in many ways to a number of "physical" attributes that the animal have. The human being is superior in terms of our spiritual reality.
I have no idea what "divine reality" is supposed to mean. Can you measure it? Can you weigh it? Is it human smarts.
The divine / spiritual reality is just the immaterial nature that only the human being have that's why we can display all of the divine qualities of God at the highest level. And no other living creature can do that other than the human being.
You know how in the bible it say God created man in His image? What that simply mean is that the the human being can display all of the qualities, names and attributes of God.
All the qualities that God has the human being has them as well just on a human level. For instance we all have heard the term "will of God", well guess what the human have a will too. One of the qualities of God is Creator, well guess what we're creators as well just on a human level but beyond other living things.
Let me ask you something:
Can the animal/nature invent things?
Can the animal/nature create a highly sophisticated technical language.
Can the animal/nature create technology?
Can the animal/nature build a city?
Can the animal/nature build an entire state?
Can the animal/nature build whole countries and entire civilizations?
How about this one for you: Can the animal/nature go into orbit/space travel?
All of those things are manifestations of the divine reality that only the human being has.
In other words, because humans have such smarts we're able to divine god? Sounds like something every religion that aims for supernatural "explanations" would have. What makes your religion so special then?
We're able to "manifest" God, the names and attributes that is. Because remember God can never be completely known because God is beyond the physical universe and God's core reality is beyond "any" thing that's in the universe.