George Washington Carver 1865-1943 Chemist.
One day he asked God to revile to him the secrets of the universe. God laughed and said; little man your brain could not contain the secrets of the universe. But I will unlock the secrets secrets in a peanut.
He went on to develop over one hundred peanut and sweet-potato apps.
Carver’s research and instruction helped poor southern farmers, both white and black, change their farming practices and improve their diets. He stressed the importance of planting peanuts to upgrade the quality of the soil, which had been depleted from years of planting cotton. He saved the poor farmer and changed the way we farm. Google him sometime.
He knew God personally, you can too.
Velcro was discovered by Georges de Mestral,
a Swiss engineer who, in 1941 went for a walk in the woods and wondered if the burrs that clung to his trousers (and to his dog) could be turned into something useful. How many other breakthroughs have, are, and will be, being inspired by Creation? The list is endless.
