NATURE AND SCIENCE SPEAK ABOUT GOD

Nature and Science Speak about God ~ 174 ~ would regard it as the outcome of his own intelligence.23 In the following statement of belief, George Earl Davis, an American physicist, makes, perhaps, the best summing up of the situation: ‘If a universe could create itself, then it would embody in itself the powers of a Creator, a God, and we should be forced to conclude that the universe itself is a God. Thus the existence of a God would be admitted, but in the peculiar form of a God that is both supernatural and material. I choose to conceive of a God who has created a material universe not identical with Himself but dominated and permeated by Himself.24 NOTES 1. “Je pense, donc je suis.” 2. John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (New York, Columbia University Press, 1960), p.30. 3. Evidence of God, pp. 50-51. 4. The Mysterious Universe, p. 133.