Re: [asa] Natural theology

> doctrine of natural revelation... I don't see how this serves any purpose other than to
> bolster the atheist argument to further marginalize faith.

Faith is not marginalized by questioning efforts to find or not find
God in scientific data unless one assumes that science is the center.
 Creation science and ID arguments bolster such silly atheistic
arguments by buying into the claim that we should look for God in
scientific data. In reality, we will spot deities of our own making
(either imaginary supernatural beings or denial of supernatural beings
and self-worship) when we try to find a god through science, whereas
if we know God through His self-revelation in the Bible we can then
see Him in science.

-- 
Dr. David Campbell
425 Scientific Collections
University of Alabama
"I think of my happy condition, surrounded by acres of clams"
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