NATURE AND SCIENCE SPEAK ABOUT GOD

Nature and Science Speak about God ~ 158 ~ comprehensive the description may be, the moment our tongues and pens stop moving, we begin to feel that all we have done is delimit rather than describe. Indeed, no account of divine wisdom as manifested in the universe would be complete, even if all knowable facts were to come to light and all human beings, equipped with all of the resources available in the world were to join together in describing them. And if all the trees in the earth were pens, and the sea, with seven more seas to replenish it, were ink, the writings of God’s words could never be exhausted. Mighty is God and wise.14 Anyone who has attempted to make an exhaustive study of the universe will admit that there is no element of exaggeration in these words from the divine scripture. They are just a plain, unembroidered expression of the truth. In the last few pages, we have referred to the wonderful organization, meaningfulness and extraordinary wisdom which manifest themselves in the universe. The antagonists of religion will no doubt concede that these are facts, but they will insist on a different