After All, The Universe Required

Science And Religion...are Friends, Not Foes, In The Common Quest For Knowledge. Some People May Find This Surprising, For There's A Feeling Throughout Our Society That Religious Belief Is Outmoded, Or Downright Impossible, In A Scientific Age. I Don't Agree. In Fact, I'd Go So Far As To Say That If People In This So-called 'scientific Age' Knew A Bit More About Science Than Many Of Them Actually Do, They'd Find It Easier To Share My Views.

Quantum Theory Also Tells Us That The World Is Not Simply Objective; Somehow It's Something More Subtle Than That. In Some Sense It Is Veiled From Us, But It Has A Structure That We Can Understand.

Nevertheless, All Of Us Who Work In Quantum Physics Believe In The Reality Of A Quantum World, And The Reality Of Quantum Entities Like Protons And Electrons.

I Think It's Very Important To Maintain The Classical Christian Distinction Between The Creator And Creation.

Those Theologians Who Are Beginning To Take The Doctrine Of Creation Very Seriously Should Pay Some Attention To Science's Story.