[Morrigoon]

re: the wind analogy...

I see the mountains, and the fish, and learn about the wonders of scientific discoveries, and in all of it, I see evidence of God. I do not believe the whole universe just popped into being by accident.

If so, from where? Then again, that's a cyclical line of thinking I can get stuck in because if the universe exists because God wanted it to, where did he come from? Infinity boggles my mind.

The wonders of science, things so complex as evolution or the atomic makeup of everything... it's all so amazing to me, and I think, "Only God could come up with stuff this cool."

So yes, just like GD looks at the leaves in the trees and sees evidence of the existence of wind, I open my eyes and look at *anything* and see evidence of the existence of something we call God.

And THAT's how you can believe in God and science at the same time. Science is our poor alligator brain understanding of how things are, but there's a lot more to it that science has not discovered yet, and some things we may never will (like why socks disappear in the wash, LOL), but in all of it, I can credit God with coming up with it in the first place.