Signatures
of Care
This series began in the Spring of 2004
and were fueled, in part,
by the writings of
physicist John C. Polkinghorne
1989 AD
astrophysicist Paul Davies 1995 AD
molecular biologist Michael
J. Denton 1988 AD
molecular biologist Michael
Behe 1996 AD
and Hebraic songwriter David 1000 BC.
Signatures of Care. xe 6" h x
6" w mixed media on foam core 2004
Generation Of Order
"
Yet the order and disorder
which intertwine in
the process
of the world show
that the universe upheld
by the divine Word is not a clear cold cosmos
whose history
is the inevitable unfolding of an invulnerable plan. It is
a world kept in being by the divine Juggler
rather than by
the divine Structural
Engineer, a world
whose precarious
process speaks of the free
gift of Love.....God's
steadfast
love is revealed in the synergy of chance and necessity.
The potentiality of matter, by
which fluctuations prove
the triggers
for the generation of
order, indicates
his purpose amid the world's precarious process.
"
zig zig.
John
Polkinghorne (emphasis mine)
" Science and
Creation: The Search for
Understanding, "
New Science
Library Shambhala
Publications Inc.,
Boston, 1989
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"
...a superintellect has monkeyed with physics,
as well as with chemistry and
biology."
zig zig. Fred Hoyle
" The Universe: Past and Present Reflection," 1982
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" Lord, you have made so many things.
How wisely you have made them all.
The earth is filled with your creatures.
There is the ocean, large and wide,
where countless creatures live,
large and small alike.
The ships sail on it, and in it
plays Leviathan, the sea monster
which you have made.
All of them depend on you
to give them food when they need it.
You give it to them, and they eat;
you provide food, and they are satisfied.
When you turn away, they are afraid.
When you take away their breath, they die.
But when you give them breath, they are created;
you give new life to the earth. "
zig zig. Song of David opus
104 lines 24-31
1000 BC