A thought about creationism

George Gilder writes in the July 17th issue of the National Review (his italics):

"As I pondered this materialist superstition, it became increasingly clear to me that in all the sciences I studied, information comes first, and regulates the flesh and the world, not the other way around. The pattern seemed to echo some familiar wisdom. Could it be, I asked myself one day in astonishment, that the opening of St. John's Gospel, In the beginning was the Word, is a central dogma of modern science?"

Ironically, Mr Gilder doesn't seem to realize that all of Christianity is based on a tautology. In the beginning was the Word; the Word is what was in the beginning.