Memeology: Jesus vs. Physics?

A guy I work with shared this meme with my via text. I'm only guessing, but I believe the challenge it poses impressed him. Below is my response. Please forgive the formatting; it was texted ;)

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Brandon, 

First, physics, as a thing, doesn't exist. Physics is a term we use to describe

our observations of the seemingly inviolable regularities and consistencies we

discover in the material (and sometimes immaterial) aspects of our experience.

Physics, then, is a human activity, not a thing in itself.

Having better defined our terms, we can move toward an answer to the question.

Since the problem was posed in somewhat simplistic, even archaic Newtonian,

terms, I'll answer it in like.

Secondly, then, we should ask, what are the most basic attributes of the laws we

discover that govern our experience of the physical world? 1st, they are

immaterial; they don't grow on trees and you can't stub your toe on a

law--they're nonphysical entities. 2nd, they're invariable, they're immutable;

that is, they don't change. If they did, they'd not be laws. 3rd, they're

universal. For example, the so-called law of gravity, which is implicitly

invoked in this meme, it true regardless of place. 4th, they're abstract, which

is to say that, they are true apart from any physical instantiation. And

finally, laws of physics are absolute, they're irreducible.

Now that we know what we are talking about, we can ask a final question: What is

the source and ontological grounding of these laws? That is, where might we find

an entity in our experience that is immaterial, invariable, universal, abstract,

and absolute? Or better, where might laws with these attributes find residency?

Nothing in our physical experience can account for these laws. Rather, these are

many of the same attributes of God, as revealed in Christ, nature, history, and

scripture. In short, only if the God of Christian theism exists could the laws

of physics exist. So, rather than asking, If physics, how Jesus? Reality demands

the other way around: If not Jesus, then how on earth physics!?! Jesus is the

Source and necessary precondition of physics and therefore has little problem

ruling over such laws.

Does that help?