Naturalism without ceasing to be itself, could admit a certain kind of God. The great interlocking event called Nature might be such as to produce at some stage a great cosmic consciousness, an indwelling ‘God’ arising from the whole process as human mind arises (according to the Naturalists) from human organisms . . . What Naturalism cannot accept is the idea of a God who stands outside Nature and made it.
- C. S. Lewis, Miracles
