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 1 1      |                         1. A short historical review of Apologetic works.~
 2 1      |            existence of God, and a historical refutation of the falsity
 3 1      |            there exists impartial, historical and scientific testimony
 4 1      |      Protestant negative school of historical criticism, known under the
 5 3      |            qualities of humans and historical facts. Retelling these arguments
 6 7      |      religion can be the object of historical, psychological or logical
 7 7      | psychological or logical analysis. Historical analysis brings us, on the
 8 7      |         one hand, to the so-called historical proof of the truth of the
 9 7      |     religious cults and well-known historical religions. Psychological
10 8      |         intellectual course of the historical life of man to a wise Ruler
11 9      |        philosophical, ethical, and historical (from the universality of
12 9      |           conscience.~·        The historical is drawn from the history
13 11     |        most diverse changes in the historical life of man. Revealed Truths
14 17,1   |        only explanation can be the historical actuality of Paradise and
15 19     |            stage, raises important historical and theological questions.
16 19,4   |            world-view. Besides its historical meaning, the universal flood
17 19,4   |           passages of Scripture as historical fact; the writings of the
18 19,4   |         that the Deluge was a real historical event: “And as in the days
19 19,4   |           the ark and the flood as historical facts: “When they waited
20 22     |       combination of naturalistic, historical reasons. It made its appearance
21 22     |            appearance as a regular historical synthesis of struggle and
22 22     |           objective examination of historical circumstances preceding
23 23     |           represented by any other historical personality. Then, the astonishing,
24 24     |          from a series of ordinary historical phenomena — has been relegated
25 24     |         appearance in the world of historical Christianity with its martyrs,
26 Conclu |         earth and the spreading of historical Christianity roused against
27 App,1  |     Archaeology~ Christianity is a historical faith based on actual events
28 App,1  |      archaeology has confirmed the historical accuracy of the Bible. It
29 App,1  |    information needed to resolve a historical or chronological question
30 App,1  |            outline or exact detail historical statements in the Bible.”~ ~
31 App,1  |         this story is treated as a historical event. The Old Testament
32 App,1  |          us more confidence in the historical reality of the biblical
33 App,1  |          very critical view of the historical accuracy of many of the
34 App,1  |           Pilate agrees with other historical accounts. “Philo and Josephus
35 App,1  |          was known only from scant historical records and the Gospels.