I am one of your covert readers–I just turned overt. You are a very smart man and I enjoy reading your blog. Recently I’ve been thinking about the nature of man, the nature of the macrocosms, the idea of a microcosm, and the place of science in God’s creation.

Those who went before us did not altogether have benefit of science, and we all know that scientists are merely reverse engineering God’s handiwork. I see God’s handiwork as God’s science, so scientists are essentially studying God’s technology at work around us.

I’m increasingly finding it harder to separate the science I see around us and that of God who made it. The mathematics contained in every fiber of this construct to the mechanics behind every particle… all of this is part of a God that is so big, so large that our finite minds can barely begin to fathom how He did what He did.

I now see science all around me, in my Bible as well. I’d like to have a meaningful conversation with someone concerning this issue. Many of the greatest scientific principals have been unearthed by religious scientists. Probably the most difficult thing to understand is the level of science that would be necessary to create and further sustain this kind of world. And yet through science our own technologies have furthered themselves, and all because of God who made it all.

Any thoughts on this? I have a lot of specific ideas on this, all of which I see as the work of God, and Jesus, our Master, of course plays a significant role in the making of all we see. I’d like to hear your thoughts on this issue. Thank you. A.B. C.