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(57.2) 4:2.5 God is not personally present in nature or in any of the forces of nature,
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(57.4) 4:2.7 The apparent defects of the natural world are not indicative of any such corresponding defects in the character of God. Rather are such observed imperfections merely the inevitable stop-moments in the exhibition of the ever-moving reel of infinity picturization. It is these very defect-interruptions of perfection-continuity which make it possible for the finite mind of material man to catch a fleeting glimpse of divine reality in time and space. The material manifestations of divinity appear defective to the evolutionary mind of man only because mortal man persists in viewing the phenomena of nature through natural eyes, human vision unaided by morontia mota or by revelation, its compensatory substitute on the worlds of time.
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(64.6) 5:2.3 The divine presence cannot, however, be discovered anywhere in nature or even in the lives of God-knowing mortals so fully and so certainly as in your attempted communion with the indwelling Mystery Monitor, the Paradise Thought Adjuster. What a mistake to dream of God far off in the skies when the spirit of the Universal Father lives within your own mind!
Gods spirit pervades time and space and all time and space is within God, but time and space cannot contain god. Even Paradise does not contain god, nothing contains god. He is everywhere and everything but not every thing
is god. I highly doubt an atom contains god, as atoms are what makes up finite 'nature'. They are definitely not using the word 'nature' in the poetic sense, they must be referring to the very substance and fabric of finite nature itself. IMO. Obviously this is a new subject for me so I am trying to be careful with my wording.