Originally Posted by historyteach
But, it's ironic how the leading Christian philosopher's arguement for the necessity of G*D rests on a pagan's work about the natural world.
Teach and do you know why the pagans gave arguement as they did?
Lack of acceptance and denial of the God of Abraham is why they wrote. It was their attempts at refuting the Hebrew's God. They gave arguements so that people would have a choice and replacement when they refused the truth as told in the sacred writings of Moses and the Prophets.
So I guess you could say that Aquanis was taking back what was taken and returning it to a rightful place.