|
"Anyone who can contemplate the eye of a housefly, the mechanics of human finger movement, the camouflage of a moth, or the building of every kind of matter from variations in arrangement of proton and electron,?and then maintain that all this design happened without a designer, happened by sheer, blind accident?such a person believes in a miracle far more astounding than any in the Bible.
"To regard man, with his arts and aspirations, his awareness of himself and of his universe, his emotions and his morals, his very ability to conceive an idea so grand as that of God, to regard this creature as merely a form of life somewhat higher on the evolutionary ladder than the others,?is to create questions more profound than are answered."?David Raphael Klein, "Is There a Substitute for God?" in Reader's Digest, March 1970, p. 55
|