INTRODUCTION

God has created and sustained the universe with hundreds of billions of galaxies, each consisting of hundreds of millions of stars. Every movement of celestial bodies within these galaxies adheres to the laws of physics and chemistry. From the forces that bind atomic nuclei to the principles that govern these great galaxies, God's laws regulate everything. From the fullness of the earth to the vastness of space, from the breathtaking beauty of the creation to a mind that can comprehend it, all testify to God's majesty and boundless creative forethought.

The brilliant scientist Albert Einstein observed the order, laws and forethought that God put into His creation. Einstein was convinced of the existence of a superior intelligence at work in the universe. He believed that there was a God who revealed Himself in the order and harmony of what existed. Einstein was amazed at the harmony of natural laws, which revealed an intelligence of such superiority that the collective thinking of human beings was utterly insignificant (from Out of My Later Years, 1950).

The physical creation of earth and the universe reflects order due to perfect interaction, balance and harmony with natural laws.

Likewise, there exist spiritual laws, which, if obeyed, would also insure peace, harmony and fulfillment among men. God has allowed humanity to exercise free moral agency. After having violated God's spiritual laws throughout the course of human history, man will be forced to realize and appreciate that God's ways infinitely exceed his own. Six thousand years of agony stand in stark testimony to man's track record in living contrary to the laws of God, set in motion for man's own good.