Number & the Force: Pi & Gravitation

Mathematical PiFor thousands of years it seemed natural and reasonable that a mathematical or geometrical relationship would be discovered between the circle and the square.

It seemed logical that the circle could be measured as squares and rectangles are measured.

That, however, is incorrect. And, our puzzling friend, the value called pi, is responsible for this perplexing situation.

We continue to explore and examine additional digits of pi with the anticipation of discovering some clue to the complete and complex nature of this mysterious numberANDGravitationWhat is the mysterious force that gives stability to the universe?

What is this force that continues to puzzle scientists?

How does this force exert its influence across vast distances of space, and more fundamentally, why does it exist?

Science is inadequate to explain the force of gravitation as well as all the natural laws that God has designed into His universe.

These universal laws do not occur by random chance or natural selection.

Gravitation, just like all the other physical laws, is a testimony to its Creator.