Willem B. Drees Quote

That natural reality is assumed rather than explained is not proof for the existence of a creator. Introducing god as an explanatory notion only shifts the locus of the question: why would such a god exist? And, it is possible that the universe just happens to exist, without explanation.


In: Victor J. Stenger, Has Science Found God?: The Latest Results in the Search for Purpose, in the Universe, Chapter Seven (p. 163)


That natural reality is assumed rather than explained is not proof for the existence of a creator. Introducing god as an explanatory notion only...

That natural reality is assumed rather than explained is not proof for the existence of a creator. Introducing god as an explanatory notion only...

That natural reality is assumed rather than explained is not proof for the existence of a creator. Introducing god as an explanatory notion only...

That natural reality is assumed rather than explained is not proof for the existence of a creator. Introducing god as an explanatory notion only...