Because I have no scientific knowledge or education which would make my comment relevant. It’s like you commenting on evolution, or on primates. You just don’t know enough for your comments to be relevant. Most of the time you’re just writing word salad and cargo cult science.
By the same token, scientists claiming God doesn’t exist, are irrelevant when speaking from the point of view of science. It’s just not their business.
So what?
So what that science doesn’t make any such distinction? And are you one of the people who denies natural law? I believe God instituted natural law.
Wow, this is really next level. Of course it’s not a written or spoken revelation using literal words, but yes it is totally a written or spoken revelation. The Bible even says this.
Psalm 19:
1 The heavens declare the glory of God;
the sky displays his handiwork.
2 Day after day it speaks out;
night after night it reveals his greatness.
3 There is no actual speech or word,
nor is its voice literally heard.
4 Yet its voice echoes throughout the earth;
its words carry to the distant horizon.
In the sky he has pitched a tent for the sun.
That was an epic footshot. You literally contradicted the Bible. It’s like you didn’t even know this verse existed.
Since you refuse to read the article, I’ll point out to you that many Christian commentators have followed this concept of the two books. Here are a handful.
- Basil of Caesarea.
Some people in order to discover God, read a book. But there is a great book: the very appearance of created things. Look above and below, note, read. God whom you want to discover, did not make the letters with ink; he put in front of your eyes the very things that he made. Can you ask for a louder voice than that?
- Maximus the Confessor.
The natural law, as if it were a book, holds and sustains the harmony of the whole of the universe. Material bodies are like the book’s characters and syllables; they are like the first basic elements nearer to us, but allow only a partial knowledge.
- Hugh of St. Victor.
For this whole visible world is a book written by the finger of God, that is, created by divine power; and the individual creatures are as figures in it, not derived by human will but instituted by divine authority to show forth the wisdom of the invisible things of God.
- Bonaventura.
When human beings fell because of sin, they lost such who could bring all things back to God. Thus this book, that is the world, seemed dead and destroyed.
- Bernard of Clairvaux.
According to the Apostle, ever since the creation of the world, his invisible attributes have been able to be understood and perceived in what he has made, as if this sensible world were a public book, in which everyone is able to read God’s wisdom.
- John Abbot of Ford.
…there is the book of creatures, the book of Scripture and the book of Grace…
- Raymond of Sebond.
Every creature is nothing but a word, written by God’s finger; like many different words, all these creatures compose one book which is called the book of creatures. This book includes the human being, who is the most important word contained therein.
- Paracelsus.
Let the others read their compendiums, while we study in the great picture book which God has opened for us outdoors.
- Johannes Kepler.
Since we astronomers are Priests of the Most High God with respect to the book of nature, it behooves us that we do not aim at the glory of our own spirit, but above everything else at the glory of God.
- Thomas Browne.
Our Saviour says, “Ye err, not knowing the Scriptures, nor the the power of God ;”* thus laying before us two books to study, if we will be secured from error ; viz., the Scriptures, which reveal the will of God, and the creation, which expresses his power;
All of these quotations are from the article you refused to read.