THE BELIEF that a Creator made the universe and now governs it by his providential control should be rationally deduced from what our senses tell us.
The steam engine, the telegraph and the telephone, pasteurized milk, the airplane, and even peanut butter were invented by those who believed in God as creator, not to mention the cosmology of such intellectual giants as Newton and Galileo, whose work certainly influenced Einstein and other physicists.
Isaac Newton wrote as much about interpreting the Bible as he wrote about physics. Even Charles Darwin began as a Bible-centered guy, although he became embittered.
