The various debates concerning man’s origin have lingered on at least since Darwin’s On the Origin of the Species was published in 1859. The crux of one such debate pits evolutionary theory against the theory of creation. Evolutionists have long argued evolution to be a more valid, logical, empirical, and scientifically credible explanation for man’s origin. However, I argue that the very process of creating things, specifically whereby man’s creations are designed to generate scientific data toward explanation and understanding, presents as a highly structured natural directional law—a law whose fundamental tenet is the initiation of action by the creator (man) onto that which is created, before the generation of data and subsequent explanation and/or understanding is possible.