Dr. Vincent Cheung Natural theology1 arises from man’s attempt to discover reality—God, man, ethics, even salvation—with methods that exclude divine revelation. Such a project requires ultimate confidence in man’s faculties and procedures. It assumes an attitude that says, “If it is there, I will find it. If it is true, I will prove it.” The natural theologian trusts in himself to discover what he needs to know and what there is to know. Since the object of his trust is himself, and since