On this content it caught my attention with the
period saw advances in science which sometimes brought conflict with church
thinking. Galileo an astronomer and physicist argued that the planets revolve
around the sun - a theory which brought him into conflict with the Inquisition,
after which time he lived under house arrest until his death.
Isaac Newton the great English scientist is best
remembered for his law of gravity. He believed that his scientific discoveries
were communicated to him by the Holy Spirit and regarded the understanding of
scripture as more important than his scientific work. He encouraged the belief
that human enquiries into nature, unaided by Scripture could demonstrate the
wisdom and power of the Creator.
It is indeed beyond human understanding to
understand the happenings of our world. The world people itself could not
distinguished his existence, but God made him known by made Himself known to
the world. We cannot even define God through science. Science is by observation
and due to observation in the laboratory. We can observe the activity of God,
but we could not observe God in the laboratory. Therefore, the science itself
is not beyond God, through the Scripture we can define God, because the
scripture is the revelation of God.
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