Book of Nature

All of creation bears the imprint of the God who brought it into being.

And therefore, creation attests to the glory of God as a book of nature in Revelation.

Joining me to have a conversation about this is my friend, Dr. Matthew Ramage.

He is the professor of theology at Benedictine College and co-director of its Center for Integral Ecology.

It's called Why Creation Matters, The Trinitarian Case for Environmental Stewardship.

And this is in reference to the new document that has been dropped by the International Theological Commission.

So, Matthew, before the break, you were touching on the fact that we've got these two books, the Book of Nature, the Book of Scripture, and they both speak to the reality of God.

And it is incumbent upon the faithful to be well-versed in the two.