The Ars Magna part 3- Conclusion
Apr 9, 2021 00:35:27 #
Albert Einstein said, "science without religion is lame, and religion without science is blind ". His observation of the relationship between science and religion echos that of Blessed Ramon Llull, who preached that the Christian faith is built upon a strong foundation of logic and reason, and that God's Creation is the greatest work of art. Llull said, "No science or knowledge is complete without the science of the Love of God ".
And God so Loved His Only Begotten Son that in the timelessness of eternity He created a plethora of particles, anti-particles, dark matter and energy and things beyond our imagination, pressed them together in His Sacred Hands and said, "Let there be Light!"
We are so loved and blessed by God that we are able to bring order from chaos and thereby create works of art. How much greater is the Ars Magna, to bring everything from nothing!
And God so Loved His Only Begotten Son that in the timelessness of eternity He created a plethora of particles, anti-particles, dark matter and energy and things beyond our imagination, pressed them together in His Sacred Hands and said, "Let there be Light!"
We are so loved and blessed by God that we are able to bring order from chaos and thereby create works of art. How much greater is the Ars Magna, to bring everything from nothing!
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