<p>> > > David Campbell wrote: "...As George pointed out details of a > mechanism...are lacking." > > That is to say, no one has the foggiest notion about how God as a Spirit > can work his will on matter. </p><p>I think this is a bit of an overstatement. Various models of divine action (a number of which are discussed in Barbour's <u>Religion and Science</u>) give us some ideas about how to understand divine action. They are, however, analogies rather than precise descriptions of the mechanics of such action (& even using the term "mechanics could be misleading).</p>
George L. Murphy
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