Michael Sudduth

So I try to frame it in such a way where I, I'm aware of, uh, different approaches to natural theology.

Michael Sudduth's work, and even recently Christopher Brewer's work, had reflected on many models of natural theology, that there is a pre-dogmatic, pre-theological accounts of natural theology, and then there's a variety of dogmatic approaches to natural theology.

And Chris Brewer would, would list five of them.

And I would say that the, the effective model of the sense of the divine does mean that if we are talking about natural theology, we have to talk about it in a dogmatic sense, that it presupposes the work of general revelation as distinct from the work of reason interpretation, that we have to make a distinction between unregenerate reasoning and the idols that unregenerate reason produces in natural theology versus regenerate reasoning to make a proper Christian natural theology.