This answers Leibniz's two great questions: "Why are things the way they are, and not some other way?" It also answers his other great question: "Why is there something, why not nothing at all?" (Because God wills it.)
Scientists must assume uniformities in nature; otherwise science has nothing to do. The fact that there is science at all is tacit proof of the existence of God.
Amen, BB. Perfectly stated.
And as if this logic weren't enough, we have the very real, tangible, day-to-day data before us that illustrates the "good fruit" of those who are His, who love Him beyong all telling.
Who is happier than the Christian? Who faces adversity with as much strength as the Christian? Who produces as much goodness according to the God-given good fruit of faith as the Christian? Who wishes bounty for all the world and who wishes every man to know this very same joy and comfort and assurance?
Only the Christian.
(I can hear it now. :>)
However, we are here at this point in history. Where would we be if Judeo-Christian influence were excised from history?
Who is happier than the Christian? Who faces adversity with as much strength as the Christian? Who produces as much goodness according to the God-given good fruit of faith as the Christian? Who wishes bounty for all the world and who wishes every man to know this very same joy and comfort and assurance?
The Buddhist.