Quantum Mechanics

I have been investigating what light is and that lead me into Quantum Mechanics.  This seems to be the physics at a beyond-microscopic/observable level.  Very weird things that do no follow the norms that exist in the macro world.  We know when we throw a rock into a pond that ripples will be formed and the rock will fall to the bottom.  But now that the elements that make up our world on a level beyond microscopes/observation are able to be measured and experimented with the results are not following the rules that exist in our reality.  Bohr and Einstein argued as to what this meant.  Experiments done recently prove who was right but to explain that would require going into areas too complicated and unimportant.  What is important is that they found a world in which the rules of existence as we know them don't exist.  When you think about it the same is true for the world beyond our reality.  Einsteins Theory of relativity shows that on a plane outside our reality time exists differently. 

God created a reality in which we live.  The rules and laws of our reality are observable and measurable.  But beyond that, in bigger things, and smaller things, the same rules don't apply. He created a world for just us, that we could understand and explain but not limitlessly.  He is so beyond our understanding.  The worlds beyond us (supermacro and micro) exist according to his rules.  He created this world we live in as a separate creation from what exists beyond us.  Man will never understand Quantum Mechanics, if it is possible at all, without an understanding of God.  And what they can discover about Quantum Mechanics will give them an glimpse of the immensity and majesty of God.