Eugene Burnand
Brilliant Thoughts with Graham: All of Heaven is Attracted to Jesus in You.
Science, Religion and Power by Rupert Sheldrake,
from Science Set Free: 10 Paths to New Discovery; Prologue: Science, Religion and Power
[Published in UK as The Science Delusion]
The scientific priesthood Francis Bacon (1561– 1626), a politician and lawyer who became Lord Chancellor of England, foresaw the power of organized science more than anyone else. To clear the way, he needed to show that there was nothing sinister about acquiring power over nature. When he was writing, there was a widespread fear of witchcraft and black magic, which he tried to counteract by claiming that knowledge of nature was God-given, not inspired by the devil. Science was a return to the innocence of the first man, Adam, in the Garden of Eden before the Fall.
Bacon argued that the first book of the Bible, Genesis, justified scientific knowledge. He equated man’s knowledge of nature with Adam’s naming of the animals. God “brought them…
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