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Jiang argues that the Scientific Revolution happened in Western Europe because monotheism supplied three assumptions: one God, intelligent design in the universe, and human capacity to discover God's design and will.
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Jiang argues that the Scientific Revolution happened in Western Europe because monotheism supplied three assumptions: one God, intelligent design in the universe, and human capacity to discover God's design and will.
"...designed and willed the universe into being. So there is an intelligent design to the universe. And it's up to us to discover this..."
Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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