This article presents a theological perspective on the creation of snowflakes, contrasting it with secular explanations of natural phenomena. The author, Willis E. Keithley, uses the intricate design and infinite variety of snowflakes to argue for a divine creator, emphasizing the geometric precision and perceived symbolic representation of the Christian Trinity within their six-pointed structure. Keithley suggests that the unique yet consistently formed nature of snowflakes points to purpose and intelligent design rather than random chance.