"God and Reason"

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This paper is a critical analysis of the book "God and Reason" by Edward Miller. It focuses on two chapters from his book "The Teleological Argument" in Chapter 4 and "Faith and Reason" in Chapter 7. These chapters are used to present, argue and explain the existence of God and the creation of the niverse. A brief introduction and background to the study helps create a better understanding. In conclusion, it offers an analysis of theory of the teleological argument.

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"Faith and opinion may or may not be true. Reason and fact, if used properly, lead to truths. However, faith and reason do not interact well, as one is forced to play by the rules of the other and inevitably loses the game. The scriptures, both Old and New Testaments, are inert in relation to any subject with which they deal, and are to be accepted in their natural and intended sense...all things in the universe were created and made by God in six days of special creation described in Genesis. The creationist account is accepted as factual, historical and perspicuous and is this fundamental in the understanding of every fact and phenomenon in the created universe."

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