The results of Goedel's Theorem and some of its implications regarding the limits of human thought are examined, especially as they relate to science and origins. The parallel thinking of others is presented and similarities between Goeders Theorem, the Second Law of Thermodynamics, and language are given. It is concluded that human reason is essentially incomplete and can be validated only by reference to a higher Reason. Hence all "self-explanatory" systems, such as presented by atheistic evolutionists, are ultimately irrational. The creationist paradigm is seen to be the only fully consistent alternative. Two appendices are provided for more detailed discussions of statistical thermodynamics and the essential non-neutrality of science.