The Creator, were He to meet the creation half-way, what might He do? Is it unreasonable to assume He might make use of human language? Is it outside the realm of reason that He might have a set pattern of words not subject to addition of correction? Would He leave it at a bunch of words, or might He also jump into the fray and do something?
The biblical texts indicate that in all situations where the Creator has had, shall we say "direct," dealings with humans, He could not reveal Himself in all His glory. That would require such a suspension of the physical laws of the universe that no human flesh would survive. Thus, it is for scientific, physical reasons, that we are not permitted a "face to face" with the Creator this very moment.
But, when the time was right He entered into biological structure, blood, DNA, and the like. "If you've seen Me, you've seen the Father." And, as needed from time to time (as it has always been) the laws of "nature" were momentarily suspended, as if it were not a miracle to begin with that the earth and heavens exist and continue as they do.
Drives the Darwinists and materialists nuts, as if science cannot function in an environment where the laws of physics just might demonstrate some downright unreasonable behavior on occasion. At the same time they will be the first to tell you "direct observation" can be deceiving. "We don't have to see a history of amoeba-to-man to know it is true and scientific."
What a hoot. Thanks for your post.
What's it gonna be? Bleeding statues, Images in church windows? On cheese sandwiches?
Feater, Fester, Fester. Science can only examing phenomena that follow regal patterns. When science examines a spoon bender or a bleeding statue, or claims of global flood evidence, you accuse science of being anti-God.
Of course science will investigate these things, but the only thing science is opposed to, in the long run, is ignorance.