Critique of natural theology's support in the Bible

• What do Romans 1:19-20 state about God's attributes?

  God's invisible attributes, eternal power, and divine nature are perceived through creation.
• What do some theologians agree about general revelation?

  They agree it is evident in nature and that all people can perceive God's existence and power.
• Why do theologians emphasize that general revelation is insufficient for salvation?

  Because salvation requires special revelation through Scripture and Christ.
• What do theologians say about the suppression of natural knowledge of God?

  They say it is often suppressed due to sin, distorting or rejecting the truth revealed in nature.
• What does Psalm 19:1-4 declare about the heavens?

  The heavens declare the glory of God and the sky proclaims His handiwork.
• How do some theologians interpret Psalm 19 in relation to general revelation?

  They interpret it as nature displaying God's glory but not providing full salvific knowledge.
• What does Psalm 19:7 introduce in relation to God's revelation?

  It introduces special revelation through God's law, which helps humanity understand His will.
• What does Acts 17:26-27 say about humanity's purpose?

  Humanity was created to seek God and find Him.
• How do theologians who reject natural theology view Paul's address at the Areopagus?

  They acknowledge it speaks of general revelation but emphasize the need for special revelation through Christ.
• What is the conclusion of Paul's sermon in Acts 17:30-31 regarding God's revelation?

  It emphasizes that God has revealed Himself specifically through Jesus Christ and calls for repentance.
• What do theologians argue about the relationship between natural knowledge and salvation?

  They argue that true knowledge of God and salvation come only through Christ.