2. The existence of the world |
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Conversation between two men.
During the French Revolution, in 1793, a noble man called Lord Carrier didn´t believe in God. He told to a peasant from Nantes: ─ We will wreck your churches and your bell towers. The peasant answers him: ─ Maybe, but we still have the stars. While this alphabet of our good Lord will be in the skies, it serves us to teach our sons how to spell His sacred name. As we can see, to prove the existence of God it is not necessary a pompous speech. The only thing that is needed is to open our eyes and see the marvels in Creation. (Painting: San Juan en Patmos. FOUQUET, Jean. Museo Condé. Chantilly) |