Prove What Can’t Be by Not Seeing It

When G. K. Chesterton was arguing against a rationalist who denied miracles on the ground that experience is against it, he cited this:

There was a great Irish Rationalist of this school who, when he was told that a witness had seen him commit a murder, said he could bring a hundred witnesses who had not seen him commit it. (Gilbert Keith Chesterton, 176)

via http://www.desiringgod.org.

2 Comments

Samantha Grove January 9, 2010 Reply

Great quote!

So I'm guessing you like John Piper.

Which of his books is your favorite?

I love, "A Hunger for God"

jax January 11, 2010 Reply

was just reading a book written by g.k.chesterton yesterday.. he's got a way with words! :)

Talk to me, Goose.

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