Episode 42 - Miracles Revisited: The Intertwining of God and Nature

The Christ Centred Cosmic Civilisation

Have you ever pondered the divine brushstrokes that painted the universe into being? This episode takes you on a profound journey through creation theology, contrasting the serene Christian narrative with the tumultuous tales of ancient mythologies and the Islamic view of earthly existence.
We navigate the waters of divine love and will, weaving through the rich tapestry of a cosmos crafted with intentionality and governed by the intricate dance of the Trinity.
As we dissect these narratives, we uncover the profound impact they have on our perception of the universe's inherent value, casting ripples through the realms of science, art, and the essence of what it means to be human.
Prepare to challenge your understanding of the laws of nature as we question the very fabric of miracles and divine intervention.
With a nod to David Hume's historical skepticism, we scrutinize the modern myth of a self-sustaining cosmos and redefine the boundaries that separate the natural from the supernatural.
Miracles are reimagined not as violations of natural laws, but as the hand of God momentarily revealed in exceptional clarity—a concept that reshapes our relationship with the everyday.
Join us for a thought-provoking session that promises to stir the soul and invite a deeper appreciation of the miraculous interplay between the celestial and the terrestrial.

The theme music is "Wager with Angels" by Nathan Moore