Creation Reflects Its Creator
As Christmas approaches, many celebrate the season while missing its most staggering truth: the God who ordered the universe entered it.
The belief that the universe is ordered, intelligible and governed by laws arose from Christian conviction that creation reflects a rational Creator. From Newton and Mendel to the origins of the scientific method itself, the greatest scientific breakthroughs came from minds formed by faith.
At Christmas, this truth reaches its climax. The Logos – the divine Reason behind all order – assumes flesh and steps into the very universe He designed.
To believe in science while rejecting God is to trust order while denying its source. Christmas reminds us that wisdom precedes data, intelligence precedes information, and law implies a Lawgiver.
God creates. Man studies the creation.
And at Christmas, God enters it.
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