The Witness of Nature to God’s Existence and Goodness

Faith and Philosophy 1 (1):27-43 (1984)
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Abstract

I wish to show how the existence and order of nature may function as a witness to God’s existence and goodness. Although “witness” is a theological term, the argument is a philosophical one.

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