Is Nature Enough to Prove God Exists?

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Is Nature Enough to Prove God Exists?

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Romans 1:20 says creation reveals God’s power and nature—but is that enough for belief? Share your thoughts in Crosswalk Forums.

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Ever looked at a sunset and felt something stir deep in your soul? Scripture says that creation itself testifies to the reality of God. Romans 1:20 tells us:

“For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived… in the things that have been made.”

But is that enough?

Some believe the beauty and order of creation are undeniable evidence of a Creator. Others argue that without Scripture or personal experience, it’s not quite convincing.

What do you think—can creation alone lead someone to faith?

Have you ever had a moment in nature that deepened your awareness of God?

“Creation isn’t just beautiful—it’s a broadcast of God’s greatness.”

This short clip highlights the power of creation as a witness to God’s glory:

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Creation is a starting point. One is not saved by appreciating beauty, but through coming to know God.
For the non christian the question is. 'Where did everything come from, or why is there something rather than nothing?

Maria in the Sound of Music sings, ’ Nothing comes from nothing, nothing ever did! ’
or a more intellectual approach, the Kalam Cosmological states that What has a beginning has a cause, so for the non christian what caused creation?
The big Bang is not an answer as something caused it to go bang!
Science cannot answer this as what is outside of time and space is also outside of science.

God is a reasonable explanation for a first cause.
But to get from being a deist to believing in Christianity require a lot more steps.