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 1 2    |           to disbelieve, then this means we have chosen “to believe
 2 3    |            delights of life by any means, but they would not change
 3 5    |           contradiction occurs, it means that either religion or
 4 5    |         nature, he said, are those means through which God governs
 5 5    |      nature, but overcomes them by means of higher forces unknown
 6 7    |          receives higher, blissful means for moral growth and genuine
 7 7    |            the existence of God by means of indicating the universality
 8 8    |        time cannot be disproved by means of scientific knowledge,
 9 8    |         Gregory the Theologian, by means of refuting the opinion
10 8    | consequence of another cause. This means that everything in the world
11 8    |     experience of nature can by no means be denied. Exceptions are
12 10   |           not left without natural means of knowing God. For that
13 10   |      limitations of natural, human means for perceiving the truth
14 10,6 |      Orthodox keep “kosher,” which means that they can eat no pork
15 11   |         supernatural revelation by means of spiritual prophets and
16 13   |  Revelation. To be selected by God means much is given, but much
17 15,3 |            is creature but it also means a marine or land monster
18 15,4 |           Hebrew word for day yowm means day, and if God had meant
19 15,4 |           Old Testament where yowm means something other than a 24
20 15,4 |        period of time. Whether day means 6 days or 15 billion years
21 15,4 |            morning is boqer and it means sunrise or the coming of
22 15,6 |            of God's word then this means that the creatures of the
23 15,6 |           cattle is behemah and it means a large quadruped. This
24 15,6 |    creeping things is remes and it means a rapidly moving animal.
25 15,6 |         for created is bara and it means “cut out” or “formed” and
26 15,6 |       Hebrew word translated made, means to bring forth. Carrying
27 15,7 |          do is determine what this means. If the dust of the ground
28 15,7 |           understanding of what it means to be human. But who we
29 15,8 |            the universe by natural means. You can't find evidence
30 15,1 |            to understand what Paul means when he says all flesh is
31 15,2 |           was shown that “created” means out of nothing, so how can
32 15,2 |     resemble tubes and blobs. This means all the genetic information
33 15,5 |            the end, from nothing — means putting logical nonsense
34 15,6 |          the external man. To form means to use already created matter.
35 19,1 |         seed of all animal life by means of an ark to be built according
36 19,1 |        ascertains its condition by means of a raven and a dove sent
37 App,2|     nonetheless, the most powerful means toward a reconstruction