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Review of Paul Davies' The Fifth Miracle: Johnson, Phillip |
 | | Davies explained to one reporter that "I was drawn to [Robinson's] idea of God as a sort of 'timeless ground of being' on which the cosmic order is built. |
| | Davies says, however, that the leap from chemistry to biology requires something in addition to chance and law, because of the fundamentally informational character of life. |
| | Regardless of any disclaimers Davies might make, an intelligent force which operates in the history of life would be seen by scientific materialists as a cosmic magician and by the conventionally religious as the God of the Bible. |
| www.arn.org /docs/johnson/fifthmiracle.htm (3593 words) |
