This article argues that the unexplained phenomena in nuclear physics support creationism. The author highlights the inability of scientific theories, like the Big Bang, to fully explain the origin and properties of fundamental particles, citing mass defects and the seemingly arbitrary nature of nuclear forces. He uses these scientific "non-explainables" and statements from prominent scientists expressing the limits of scientific knowledge to suggest the need for a "Great Predeterminer" or God to account for the observed order and complexity of the universe. The article's central thesis is that the mysteries of nuclear science, rather than contradicting creationism, actually provide evidence for it.