Evidence of the Divine: Creation and Morality

This chapter examines Romans 1:18-23, arguing that God's existence is made evident through the natural world and the inherent knowledge of Him accessible to humanity. It discusses various philosophical and cosmological arguments, including the teleological and moral arguments, to support the notion of a transcendent creator. The chapter further explores the intersection of science and faith, asserting that both the complexity of life and moral values point toward the existence of a divine being.