The Basis of Early Christian Theism
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The Maker of the universe alone; the great Artist and Father has formed us, such a living image as man is. But your Olympian Jove, the image of an image, greatly out of harmony with truth, is the senseless work of Attic hands." * I, 5 and 6. ^Exhortation to the Heaihen^ X.
Digitized by Google 42 THE BASIS OF [330 This, it will be readily seen, is more an attempt to show the insufficiency of idolatry to account for man's nature, than a deliberate attempt at theistic proof.
The other examples of ...the use of this form of the argu- ment for the existence of God are found in Lactantius, " the Christian Cicero." In speaking of Socrates he introduces "** with approval an epitome of the Athenian sage's argument, which we have already considered," and, in combatting the atomistic theory of the origin of the world, he asserts " that neither atoms nor the ** Nature " of Lucretius can account for the adaptations in the actual world ; and the phenomena of mind, especially, proclaim an intelligent Providence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Maker of the universe alone; the great Artist and Father has formed us, such a living image as man is. But your Olympian Jove, the image of an image, greatly out of harmony with truth, is the senseless work of Attic hands." * I, 5 and 6. ^Exhortation to the Heaihen^ X.
Digitized by Google 42 THE BASIS OF [330 This, it will be readily seen, is more an attempt to show the insufficiency of idolatry to account for man's nature, than a deliberate attempt at theistic proof.
The other examples of ...the use of this form of the argu- ment for the existence of God are found in Lactantius, " the Christian Cicero." In speaking of Socrates he introduces "** with approval an epitome of the Athenian sage's argument, which we have already considered," and, in combatting the atomistic theory of the origin of the world, he asserts " that neither atoms nor the ** Nature " of Lucretius can account for the adaptations in the actual world ; and the phenomena of mind, especially, proclaim an intelligent Providence.
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