God's entrance into created reality deserves enlargement. Christians not only see God as having entered history at one specific moment in the conception and birth of Jesus of Nazareth and as having actually inhabited our world for a periods of some thirty-three years. An interesting illustration of His activity is found in Barrett. The Tower of Babel story in the Bible is one which God repeats as long as men attempt to erect without Him a structure which will let them reach heaven. A similar phenomenon can be discerned in almost every scholarly discipline.
Technique has no meaning apart from some informing vision.
This brings us to another side of the Christian mind. Modern people view the creation in a variety of ways, but very rarely in the right way. Two of the most common approaches are greed and fear. A world that has put the economic aspect at the top tends to see things primarily in terms of their financial value, especially if the view can bring them within his power sphere. Neither perspective reflects a Biblical one.