A theological argument for the impossibility of proving God by science

[pevaquark (Matthew Pevarnik)]

@Richard_Wright1

The biblical way to prove God is for authentic Christians to be faithful, shining, living examples of Jesus Christ. That’s how this former skeptic started his path to faith.

This also seems to be in line how Davis began to think of Romans 1:20:

The Lutheran Option?

Partly guilty as charged. I know George and his work originally through the ASA, though I have also seen him in a few other places. One of the things I learned from George is that a “Lutheran voice” might emphasize theology of the cross (the suffering servant, who put aside power and allowed himself to be crucified) over theology of glory (the God of the philosophers, as in natural theology). That is Lutheran language, and in many evangelical circles it’s not heard very much (if at all). Havi…