God Arises
Nature and Science Speak about God
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would regard it as the outcome of his own
intelligence.
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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.
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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.
