Me & Science

I love science! I'm not sure how it happened, but it's some inate quality that I have. I remember saving $50 when I was 10 so I could buy a microscope. I wasn't sure what I was going to do with it, but when I got it I "experimented" with it and even made my own slides. Through my studies in high school, at SWU, and TWU I have learned so many things about science, the human body, and life. The more I learn the more I know that God is. Everything about life points to Him. One of my professors from SWU, Dr. Labar, wrote a blog about Scriptural Principles that Relate to Science that really impressed me. The fourth (God is revealed to us through nature) and fifth (God is a God of order) principles were of special significance to me because it's one that many scientists miss. The world, and the human body for that matter, are so complex. How can a "scientist" state that all of this happened by chance? When taking Human Gross Anataomy it amazed me how there could be slight differences in which artery/nerve branched off where, but yet the human body still works. Is this chance? I think not. Maybe I am only aware of God in science because I first believed in Him, and then in science.