" Superb! And how true that we can get so preoccupied with blaming God for troubles we humans created that we miss the wonder of the things He created. This whole disparity thing with God and science has always eluded me anyway. I believe that if we could have somehow been present at the instant that God spoke all this into existence, the only way we'd be able to decribe what happened next would be to call it a "Big Bang". That's what science calls it, too. Zoologist and Nobel laureate Karl von Frisch discovered that some insects have true color vision. Understanding that flowers depend on bees for pollination, he realized that bee-pollinated flowers manufacture colored pigments. Why would they do this if bees were color-blind? What he found when he looked into the matter in detail was that bees have good color vision but the spectrum they see is shifted relative to ours. They can't see red light (they might give the name infra yellow to what we call red), but they can see into the range of shorter wavelengths we call ultraviolet. Curious, von Frisch took some ultraviolet photographs of flowers. To his delight, he saw patterns of spots and stripes that no human eye had ever seen before. Flowers that to us look white or yellow are in fact decorated with ultraviolet patterns, which often serve as runway markers to guide the bees to the nectaries. How many other processes are out there, running in the background, that God designed and we haven't discovered yet? What REAL chaos might we be facing if these things weren't in place? And how arrogant are we to pronounce the condition of this world based only on information that's been filtered through our own limited understanding? Great letter, Rev. Woods! "