The Truths We Live By
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Nor is this proof of God to be confused with the old and most often fallacious attempts to prove 186 THE MODERN AND HIS GOD God from nature. This argument has been a favor- ite one, on which many a man has pinned his faith only to find later that nature itself reveals no Per- fect Person. Nature just by itself gives us no moral order; she gives us a series of changes, which in themselves may be equally for better or worse ; the truth is, we must find a way to interpret nature in terms of God be...fore we can interpret God in terms of nature. Remain within the physical nature that science deals with, and no shred of evidence for God is found. Science is right here. Lucretius, admit- ting only a universe of matter, dropped his plummet down the broad Deep universe, and said, "No God!" And within his presuppositions, he was right. Nature is bad or good according to one's viewpoint; it is the viewpoint itself that must be proved. Where in all nature does one find perfect rationality, or perfect goodness?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor is this proof of God to be confused with the old and most often fallacious attempts to prove 186 THE MODERN AND HIS GOD God from nature. This argument has been a favor- ite one, on which many a man has pinned his faith only to find later that nature itself reveals no Per- fect Person. Nature just by itself gives us no moral order; she gives us a series of changes, which in themselves may be equally for better or worse ; the truth is, we must find a way to interpret nature in terms of God be...fore we can interpret God in terms of nature. Remain within the physical nature that science deals with, and no shred of evidence for God is found. Science is right here. Lucretius, admit- ting only a universe of matter, dropped his plummet down the broad Deep universe, and said, "No God!" And within his presuppositions, he was right. Nature is bad or good according to one's viewpoint; it is the viewpoint itself that must be proved. Where in all nature does one find perfect rationality, or perfect goodness?
What to read after The Truths We Live By?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay William Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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