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 1 1    |        Our Lord Jesus Christ, in view of the supernatural signs
 2 1    |   suggested the same problem. In view of this, some Fathers and
 3 1    |          breadth of the latter’s view concerning the relationship
 4 1    |     between faith and science, a view which results from the firm
 5 1    | presented a bright philosophical view, examining the world as
 6 1    |       strictly Orthodox point of view, a fully complete, whole
 7 1    |      from an apologetic point of view, by the Professor V. Rev.
 8 4    |          godly commandments.~The view that the heart of a religion
 9 5    |       from a scientific point of view. The philosophical exploration
10 5    |      explained from the point of view of science?~Very often atheistically
11 8    |      From the Christian point of view, the impossibility of a
12 8    |   expediencies from the point of view of a higher plan unapproachable
13 9    |         a materialistic point of view, to explain psychological
14 9    |       the materialistic point of view, which denies the existence
15 10   |    ancient oriental paganism.~In view of this, the ancient pagan
16 10   |      strictly religious point of view, pagan religions will forever
17 10,5 |       first glance. We prefer to view Muslims as radical fanatics
18 10,5 |      this is problematic both in view of its past history and
19 10,6 |          prayer shawls. Whatever view we hold in this area, as
20 11   |       Montanists), expressed the view that for the perception
21 12   |       and teleological points of view. As an ontological phenomenon,
22 15   |    irrefutable from the point of view of honest and serious naturalists.~
23 15,1 |          still perpetuating this view today by insisting that
24 15,3 |         misrepresented but their view is not supported by mainstream
25 15,3 |       will actually support this view. Let's read Genesis again
26 15,5 |          equally to an old-earth view.~Evolution — The theory
27 15,5 |    associated with the atheistic view of naturalism. Many Bible-believing
28 15,6 |        this issue, but the first view seems to be more consistent
29 15,9 |        replace it with their own view of reality — the scientific
30 15,0 |      until you hear the opposing view, and then that seems correct.
31 15,2 |      this event to protect their view (which does not agree with
32 15,2 |    credit for it, you must still view it in total amazement.~In
33 15,2 |       From the Biblical point of view it may be true. But either
34 15,5 |     science and the Mosaic world view, I’d say that his [Moses’]
35 17,2 |            Sin, in the Christian view, is not only the transgression
36 17,3 |   created mortal by nature. This view is supported by scientific
37 18,4 |          God permits evil, if we view it within the range of this
38 19,1 |    refers to the extent of their view from the entire region in
39 19,4 |         the same light, and this view of the subject is confirmed
40 19,4 |          Christ implies the same view concerning the flood in
41 21   |     latter always had chiefly in view the achievement of good
42 22   |         natural religions and in view of its clearly divine character,
43 22   |         world. From the point of view of this school, Christianity
44 24   |       that it is not possible to view it as morality without dogma (
45 App,1|      critics to reconsider their view of the historicity of the
46 App,1|       would take a very critical view of the historical accuracy