“The invisible things of God are clearly seen from the creation of the world, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead” (Book V Chapter X). God has made his existence clear for us to see. It is obvious, in Locke’s opinion, that God has made an important statement, a statement of his being. In all his creation and his rule, his power and his authority is all apparent, just take a look around. How about us? How else would we all be here if not for God’s creation of this world and humans? Locke says eternal power, which to me seems a bit mysterious. I wonder what Locke thinks eternal power is? And what of it does God have to do with, to what extent?...
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