Humans: The Supernatural in Nature

Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 63 (3):215-216 (2011)
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Abstract

The “detection” of God by humans is based on the supernatural nature of human reasoning in which the inferior supernatural being “detects” the infinitely superior supernatural Being. Purely physical devices cannot accomplish that.

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