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The Invisible Hand: Do All Things Really Work for Good? Canon Law In the early 1880s whenToo often in today's age of secularism we fail to see God's hand in both the rewards and the trials of our lives. Because He is invisible to us, we erroneously think that many events happen by coincidence; we don't sense God's active presence in the course of human affairs. With these blinders in place, we look at the world's past, present, and future and speculate, "What if?" But, as R. C. Sproul convincingly writes in The Invisible Hand, "There is