If we absorb the divine element in nature, if we draw upon the power of Christ in our knowledge of nature, then we shall carry into the rules of conduct that we set up for mankind, and into all that we want to exemplify, whether in caring for the poor or in a any other realm of social service - we shall carry Christology into all our works. If we are unable to look upon nature around us as permeated by Christ, if we are unable to discover the activity of Christ in all that lives in human deeds even when they are halting deeds, neither shall we be able in our social, moral or political life to meet the real demands of our time. If indeed we are to understand how to read in the Book of Nature as a basis for biodynamics, then we will have to not only pursue Goethean science, which is no doubt our initial guide upon the path of observing nature, but we will also have to open ourselves up to a new kind of science, a science permeated with a deeper understanding of such great Mysteries as the influence of Christ in nature. This new science is what Steiner was trying to develop with spiritual science, with Anthroposophy. For questions about this site contact our staff Kolisko Institute.
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