RE: [asa] Two questions

I think Ted's quote may have more punch if it was written to be understood for lesser creatures. I had to read it about three times, and I think I may now have a hint of what it means.

...Bernie

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Quoted by Ted

> ... Science therefore, as we have said, while it discloses to us the
mode of
> instrumentality employed by the Deity, convinces us, more effectually
> than ever, of the impossibility of conceiving God's actions by
> assimilating them to our own."

This is an excellent summary of much of what I have been trying to state
about the necessity of distinguishing divine action from the natural
processes and agents through which God acts.

Keith

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Received on Thu Apr 16 14:35:11 2009