T he scientific method has added immensely to the volumes of human knowledge. We have discovered more than past generations imagined there existed to be discovered. Yet, with most discovery comes a recognition of more unanswered questions. The intricacies of the universe are so mind boggling that scientists struggle to express what has been found. I postulate that man will never make a universal law of nature.
Man can only discover the laws that already exist.
The laws of nature stand as another evidence of God's existence. T he God of this universe is a God we can find. O ne becomes more and more impressed with God's power as he or she perceives more of the immense universe. It then becomes easier to sense God's pervasive presence, even in things as small as earth or atoms. T here is a God, and His creation stands as testimony.