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 1 2   |             more or less satisfactory theory of matter, which it tries
 2 8   |             elements of philosophical theory. Secondly, besides exactness
 3 8   |               favor of one or another theory or hypothesis. The same
 4 8   |             people (the philosophical theory of reality). For those to
 5 8   |            This contradiction between theory and practice leads to the
 6 8   |        complete accord exists between theory and practical action, where
 7 8   |             and contradiction between theory and practice, based on this
 8 8   |               practice, based on this theory, there cannot even be talk
 9 11  |      considerable circulation, is the theory of the German philosopher
10 14  |               ready to agree with any theory, even the most newly-invented
11 14  | newly-invented and unproven, e.g. the theory about the origins of the
12 15,1|           explain everything. It is a theory. Microevolution does explain
13 15,2|             Mesopotamians taught this theory, centuries before being
14 15,2|        Ptolemy. This was not the only theory taught: even from the beginning
15 15,2|              Copernicus published his theory that the earth revolved
16 15,2|         church quietly tolerated this theory until 1633 when a very vocal
17 15,2|            Darwin's natural selection theory was published in 1859. It
18 15,2|              to their offspring. This theory was met with much criticism
19 15,2|              embrace this “evolution” theory as research continued on
20 15,2|               to present the big bang theory for the creation of the
21 15,2|      predictions made by the big bang theory.~ Later were discovered
22 15,5|       old-earth view.~Evolution — The theory that groups of organisms
23 15,5|      taxonomic groups.~Naturalism — A theory denying that an event or
24 15,6|   understanding of current scientific theory and, if correct, is not
25 15,6|      uncertain on this point. Current theory is that mammals descended
26 15,8|          observable level. It becomes theory once you move beyond this
27 15,8|           evolution circles but it is theory not fact. The theories by
28 15,8|           speculative. Abiogenesis is theory, not fact. Once you move
29 15,1|            into another is as valid a theory as evolution. The Scripture
30 15,1|           theories. Determining which theory is correct will not greatly
31 15,2|            What about panspermia, the theory that the first life on earth
32 15,2|              anything contrary to the theory of evolution about this
33 15,2|        oversimplify the case, and the theory is restated after the fact.
34 15,5|             of life is similar to the theory of directed evolution.”~
35 15,5|           philosophical basis of this theory, developed in biology by
36 15,5|                Later on, evolutionary theory was not considered “anti-biblical”