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Chapter, Paragraph
1 1 | proofs of the existence of God, and a historical refutation
2 1 | proof of the existence of God since in biblical times
3 1 | doubted the existence of God. Belief in God then was
4 1 | existence of God. Belief in God then was so clear and strong
5 1 | in his heart, There is no God (Ps. 13:1). Ancient Greek
6 1 | pagans that the Christian God is the true God; and to
7 1 | Christian God is the true God; and to the Hebrews that
8 1 | having been given to man by God, and for this reason harmony
9 1 | In his work The City of God, making use of the method
10 1 | proof of the existence of God which later was highly regarded
11 1 | form of a recognition of God as Creator and a denial
12 1 | Creator and a denial of God as Divine Providence, was
13 1 | proof of the existence of God.~The principal enemy fought
14 1 | proof of the existence of God, especially the cosmological
15 1 | with Christian teaching on God’s Providence, Revelation,
16 1 | proofs of the existence of God which were then known, and
17 1 | trust of the existence of God). Just as the critique itself,
18 1 | Hegel brought sorry results: God Himself was transformed
19 1 | statement, “the hand of God evoked it.”~The defense
20 1 | are: Ulrici (1806-1884), God and Nature; F. Hettinger (
21 2 | religion as a union of man with God. Blessed Augustine defined
22 2 | as a reunion of man with God.~There is no doubt that
23 2 | with that which is called God.~At the foundation of all
24 2 | existing things? Is there a God, Creator of all things,
25 2 | a Creator? If there is a God, can we have a possible
26 2 | absolute Truth (that is, God), and can It be comprehended?
27 2 | doubt of the existence of God. His answer as to the question
28 2 | answer as to the question of God (the absolute Truth) is
29 2 | that the absolute Truth (God) is not perceptible. His
30 2 | positivism as to the existence of God and the absolute Truth is
31 2 | assertion that there is no God. Atheism is itself a belief,
32 2 | to know that there is no God is impossible. Atheism is
33 2 | is faith that there is no God, a faith in an un-God. Pantheism
34 2 | Pantheism is a belief that God and nature are one and the
35 2 | faith. Deism is a belief in God only as the originator and
36 2 | and its laws, but denies God as providentially caring
37 2 | creation. Theism is a belief in God not only as the Creator
38 2 | can be in communion with God through the Sacraments and
39 2 | perceive the absolute Truth (God). Consistent skepticism
40 2 | belief in the absence of God and absolute Truth, becomes
41 2 | Pantheism, identifying God and nature as one, also
42 2 | Providence and Revelation of God, cannot give any answers
43 2 | All-Perfect, Higher Being (God), Who is the Individual,
44 2 | if this absolute Being (God), desires to reveal the
45 2 | can be known only through God’s revelation to people!
46 2 | absolute Truth is revealed by God! But does such revelation
47 2 | does such revelation of God exist? Yes, it exists, and
48 2 | reveal to people the will of God, My Father), and I am the
49 2 | of accepting a faith in God, in Christ, and in God’s
50 2 | in God, in Christ, and in God’s revelations!~For one who
51 2 | who proceeds with faith in God, there are no contradictions
52 2 | often draws one away from God) does there arise before
53 2 | Bacon, draws one near to God), these imaginary contradictions
54 2 | hearts, also believe in God.~Atheists, however, in most
55 3 | a Supreme Being, called God. Some do not believe in
56 3 | Some do not believe in God because no one ever told
57 3 | came across a thought about God themselves. Others do not
58 3 | reject the existence of God in principle, though they
59 3 | reject the existence of God, and who wish to justify
60 3 | faith in the existence of God, so atheism builds on the
61 3 | does not exist. Indeed, if God is a spirit, then how can
62 3 | Atheism replaces belief in God with a belief in self-sufficiency
63 3 | purposefulness speak of God, His omnipotence and goodness.
64 3 | though their concepts of God may be imperfect and childishly
65 3 | to save their belief in God.~ Sin casts gloom over intelligence
66 3 | tends to loosen faith in God. It happens that youths,
67 3 | recollect themselves and turn to God in repentance.~ One consequence
68 3 | of life. Once there is no God, there is no afterlife,
69 3 | pleasures. Once there is no God, moral law is relative and
70 3 | can man come to faith in God, or strengthen belief in
71 3 | arguments for the existence of God.” They say that admission
72 3 | admission of the existence of God logically comes out of observation
73 3 | proof of the existence of God can substitute for man’s
74 3 | inner spiritual experience. God is a Spiritual Being and
75 3 | then he can see and hear God. This intimate sense of
76 3 | proof of the existence of God. It obliges him to change
77 4 | the latter is unity with God.~Christianity asserts categorically
78 4 | that without the help of God it is impossible to do anything,
79 4 | activity possible. Only through God can there be life. Without
80 4 | can there be life. Without God life becomes death. The
81 5 | causing a remoteness to God.”~If the great Fathers of
82 5 | toward perceiving Truth. For God resisteth the proud, but
83 5 | alone, without the help of God or of miracles. This is
84 5 | the world and its law is God.~The English philosopher
85 5 | those means through which God governs the world, and the
86 5 | of nature are actions of God Himself. As a result, where
87 5 | Himself. As a result, where God finds it necessary according
88 5 | miracle will occur. Almighty God can, whenever He chooses,
89 5 | a higher Intellect) is God, faith in Whom is not impeded
90 5 | from the copper. The Lord God evidently has forces which
91 6 | a living communion with God — the foundation of all
92 6 | communion with the Living God, through prayer and the
93 6 | religion of the Incarnate God, Christ, in whom was manifest “
94 7 | a living communion with God, man receives higher, blissful
95 7 | a living communion with God (the essence of religion).
96 7 | truth of the existence of God by means of indicating the
97 7 | falsity of the statement “God exists,” depends not one
98 7 | obstacles to having faith in God and His Revelation. As was
99 7 | gifted people do believe in God and the Revelation.* Faith
100 7 | strive to its highest image, God, and, on the other hand,
101 7 | hand, by the influence of God Himself acting upon the
102 8 | 8. The existence of God.~The highest rank among
103 8 | truth of the existence of God. Objections against the
104 8 | proofs of the existence of God and of other fundamental
105 8 | proof of the existence of God, there has appeared either
106 8 | incorrect understanding about God or an incorrect understanding
107 8 | according to Kant’s definition, God is the personified mental
108 8 | the living personality of God, but only has a notion of “
109 8 | subjective and abstract idea of God does make impossible the
110 8 | impossible the proof of God’s objectively perceptible
111 8 | of an abstract “idea of God” with a concrete conception
112 8 | a concrete conception of God as an active, perceptible
113 8 | proof of the existence of God there is sometimes mixed
114 8 | there is nothing higher than God, the proof of the existence
115 8 | proof of the existence of God is therefore impossible.
116 8 | proof of the existence of God is necessary not for God
117 8 | God is necessary not for God Himself, but only for us
118 8 | are by nature lower than God, and hence struggle to have
119 8 | struggle to have faith in God’s existence. The meaning
120 8 | proofs of the existence of God are sometimes denied validity
121 8 | who does not believe in God. If exact sciences cannot
122 8 | truth of the existence of God) a subject of the free will
123 8 | of the free will of man. God could prove His existence
124 8 | hinders man’s coming to God by an act of faith, if man
125 8 | proof of the existence of God and other religious truths
126 8 | things and was originated by God Himself. In science and
127 8 | of proving the truth of God’s existence, this impossible
128 8 | proof of the existence of God, first expressed by Anselm
129 8 | of interest in proofs of God’s existence. Famous and
130 8 | such as those by Ulrich, God and Nature and God and Man,
131 8 | Ulrich, God and Nature and God and Man, and in the course
132 8 | proof of the existence of God, but simply points out that
133 8 | proofs of the existence of God in this form: Proofs are
134 8 | unwillingness to believe in God, then such an atheist cannot
135 8 | truth of the existence of God: “Lord! You grant wisdom
136 8 | its object. The lover of God lawfully wants to perceive
137 8 | the powers given us by God Himself. Numbered among
138 8 | powers, granted to us by God, is also the honest intellect.~
139 8 | proof of the existence of God and the replacing of that
140 8 | the proof of the truth of God’s existence is founded on
141 8 | mentions the so-called proof of God’s existence, regarding this
142 8 | in his heart: There is no God (Psalm 13:1). It is regrettable
143 8 | proofs of the existence of God.~ ~ ~Proofs of the existence
144 8 | Proofs of the existence of God.~ ~A. Cosmological Proof.~
145 8 | proof of the existence of God is one of the most ancient.
146 8 | heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament proclaimeth
147 8 | Church, cosmological proof of God’s existence is presented
148 8 | universally all-highest Being: God.~This was the object of
149 8 | says, “In the beginning God created the heaven and the
150 8 | states, “In the beginning God created the heaven and the
151 8 | what the cause was. It was God. The atheist tells us that “
152 8 | The Bible tells us that God was the cause. We are further
153 8 | are further told that the God who did the causing did
154 8 | tells us that we can know God exists “through the things
155 8 | product of an intelligent God.~ ~Some investigators point
156 8 | not demonstrate a personal God. This is correct. Cosmological
157 8 | proof of the existence of God, based on the expedient
158 8 | proof demands recognition of God as a very wise, mighty,
159 8 | demands the recognition of God as an Intellectual Personality,
160 8 | have existed along with God eternally in the form of
161 8 | world-view is possible in which God and matter co-exist eternally,
162 8 | eternally, and in which God transformed this co-eternal
163 8 | into an expedient world. God is understood, in this case,
164 8 | categorically asserts that God created the world from nothing.
165 8 | of matter co-eternal with God is impossible, since, in
166 8 | since, in such a case, God would not be the Absolute.
167 8 | be inferred the proof of God as an Absolute Personality.
168 8 | Orthodox Church sometimes calls God “Master of Life.”~Objections
169 8 | reasonableness and personality of God and explaining the cause
170 8 | Ontological and ethical proofs of God’s existence are called inner
171 8 | there were not an idea of God and an inner conviction
172 8 | proofs of the existence of God in external experience.~
173 8 | proof of the existence of God was formulated first in
174 8 | incompetent to conclude that God exists based on human thoughts
175 8 | Proof.~Ethical proof of God’s existence can be of a
176 8 | to the fact that faith in God assists improvement of morality,
177 8 | false conviction (faith in God) leads to a betterment of
178 8 | before the Almighty Sovereign God for their misdemeanors,
179 8 | moral responsibility before God is an exceptionally beneficent
180 8 | moral law, given to us from God, according to the conviction
181 8 | reassuring him that Almighty God Himself, Who is understood
182 8 | methods of ethical proof of God’s existence come in two
183 8 | philosophy, ethical proof of God’s existence was deduced
184 8 | conscience, to the existence of God as the Creator and Legislator
185 8 | is necessary to recognize God, because this harmony can
186 8 | and fully realized only by God Himself. In both its forms (
187 8 | higher, unconditional Being, God, and presents in itself
188 8 | other than the voice of God in man’s soul and the inner
189 8 | and unconditional will of God in man’s spirit.~Concerning
190 8 | Being, therefore, is the one God.”~Kant also expressed his
191 8 | nature. And such a Being is God only. He wants to and can
192 8 | his proofs, Kant deduces God’s perfections. “As one who
193 8 | desires the highest good, God Himself must be the highest
194 8 | formulations of ethical proof of God’s existence, we can arrive
195 8 | proof of the existence of God, receiving its fullest justification
196 8 | Conclusion.~The truth of God’s existence, finally accepted
197 9 | that the alliance uniting God with man cannot be destroyed
198 9 | drawn from the attributes of God, mainly the attributes of
199 9 | For people who believe in god, the most convincing proofs
200 9 | teleological proofs. If God is a living Personality,
201 9 | immortality. If there is a God, there is also immortality
202 9 | theories denying a personal God (i.e. materialism, atheism,
203 9 | to the eternal personal God. It follows that his purpose
204 9 | terminated by time. The denial of God and the immortality of the
205 9 | cattle. Faith, however, in God and the immortality of the
206 9 | perfection until union with God is reached.~By ye therefore
207 9 | ideal furnished to man by God Himself.~ ~
208 10 | in the Chinese religion, God is almost in no way different
209 10 | toward the idea of a personal God. And, finally, in the religion
210 10 | excluded by the design of God from the circle of divine
211 10 | have definite knowledge of God, of the world, and of himself.
212 10 | having an innate idea of God in his mind and an inborn
213 10 | natural means of knowing God. For that reason, from a
214 10 | correct understanding of God, the world, and the spiritual
215 10 | intellectual worship of God. Among the most prominent
216 10 | than the true perception of God, which perception can only
217 10 | perception can only be given by God Himself. In the language
218 10 | perceiving the truth of God, and a recognition of divine
219 10,1 | reincarnation but not in God. In this philosophy eternal
220 10,1 | belief that there is one true God, and in judgment followed
221 10,1 | Christianity’s belief in one true God, and in a coming judgment
222 10,1 | relationship with the son of God. ~In addition, there are
223 10,2 | explained without invoking a god. Those who accept natural
224 10,2 | understood as the working of God in the universe. Education
225 10,3 | universe itself declares God’s glory and existence. Buddhism
226 10,3 | believing there is no Creator God. The universe is seen as
227 10,3 | fall short of the glory of God. The followers of this philosophy
228 10,4 | believed in the one true God, and their many statues
229 10,4 | little gods under the one God, until finally the statues
230 10,4 | believed to be inhabited by a god or actually became a god.~
231 10,4 | god or actually became a god.~In this belief system it
232 10,4 | everything in the universe is God. Hindus reject the Christian
233 10,4 | the Christian concept that God exists outside and independent
234 10,4 | The cause, the Creator — God — must exist outside of
235 10,4 | universe is clearly not God.~Hindu culture is also heavily
236 10,4 | good works, devotion to a god made with their own hands,
237 10,4 | originally seen as attributes of God) and not the Creator. By
238 10,4 | that the universe is not God. It is also just as obvious,
239 10,4 | believer, that wooden and stone god statues cannot help anyone
240 10,4 | ocean and declares, “I am God!” That is the very essence
241 10,4 | this little person, are God. Meanwhile, the sun beats
242 10,4 | the sun might claim it is God. Still, the air holds the
243 10,4 | winds. So the air might be God, except that the earth's
244 10,4 | The earth then could be God, for out of it life springs
245 10,4 | things might be claimed as God, but they are not. All of
246 10,4 | as composing the whole of God, but they do not. It should
247 10,4 | limits, even when combined. God is not limited. Beyond the
248 10,4 | worshipping things that are not God. The earth is not God; it
249 10,4 | not God. The earth is not God; it is His creation. Crystals
250 10,5 | Muslims know there is a God, and only one God. He is
251 10,5 | there is a God, and only one God. He is not made of wood
252 10,5 | reject the Bible’s claim that God’s blessing is through Isaac.
253 10,5 | concept of the Trinity, one God in three persons. The Muslims
254 10,5 | instead of the one true God. The question one must ask
255 10,5 | profession of faith “There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is
256 10,5 | prophet” (Allah is Arabic for God — there is no god but God)
257 10,5 | Arabic for God — there is no god but God) to pray 5 times
258 10,5 | God — there is no god but God) to pray 5 times a day to
259 10,5 | prejudice. This is not how God views them. God loves them
260 10,5 | not how God views them. God loves them the same as he
261 10,6 | Scriptures.~It is proper to call God’s people in the Old Testament “
262 10,6 | unerring revelation of God, the Reform (not Reformed)
263 11 | supernatural disclosure by God to people of otherwise unknowable
264 11 | inquiries is Revelation. If God should want to disclose
265 11 | become able to perceive them.~God desired this and opened
266 11 | for without the aid of God there cannot be eternal
267 11 | Speaking with His lips was God Himself. His every word
268 11 | the world, was the Son of God; He was the true God.~Revelation
269 11 | of God; He was the true God.~Revelation was accomplished
270 11 | future, the disclosure of God’s mysteries and the explanation
271 11 | is, that there exists a God! All so-called proofs of
272 11 | proofs of the existence of God are the result of this supernatural
273 11 | conviction of the existence of God, and only an evil or abnormal
274 11 | in his heart, There is no God (Psalm 13:1).~But besides
275 11 | conviction of the existence of God, man also desires personal
276 11 | not with the acceptance of God’s existence (this, properly
277 11 | This communion of man with God is impossible without the
278 11 | impossible without the aid of God. It is exactly this aid
279 11 | is the communication with God Himself of one or another
280 11 | effect of the Spirit of God upon the prophets and Apostles:
281 11 | prophets and Apostles: under God’s inspiration they correctly
282 11 | technical transmitters of God’s word. This teaching is
283 11 | itself is given to man by God precisely for the perception
284 11 | denial of it. If nature is God, then there is no need for
285 11 | as the self-revelation of God in man’s spirit. For instance,
286 11 | teaching, man’s knowledge of God is, in essence, a knowledge
287 11 | essence, a knowledge of God about Himself.~In the most
288 11 | of true Revelation. When God Himself reveals about Himself —
289 11 | Holy Fathers, the Truth of God’s Revelation is verifiable,
290 11 | intimate, great wisdom of God,” which, in the words of
291 11 | Apostle Paul, which reveals God’s unfathomable depth, into
292 11 | know, except the Spirit of God. The Church Fathers point
293 12 | of those who had faith in God and love toward people,
294 13 | people were the elect of God. To this people the Lord
295 13 | Revelation. To be selected by God means much is given, but
296 13 | Scripture of the Old Testament, God is represented as a single (
297 13 | From this it is clear that God is eternal and ever-existing,
298 13 | theism (i.e. understanding God not only as the Creator
299 13 | deistic presentations of God — where God is understood
300 13 | presentations of God — where God is understood as the Creator
301 13 | The sole, vital, personal God, endlessly towering above
302 13 | understanding, a conception of God as the cause of evil was
303 13 | understanding of the holiness of God; on the contrary, an understanding
304 13 | understanding of the holiness of God in all its purity. From
305 13 | Testament religion about God? All the religious and philosophical
306 13 | philosophical representations of God by other peoples were not
307 13 | vital, all-perfect, all-good God — the Creator and the Intellect
308 13 | the image and likeness of God, capable of the development
309 13 | development of moral likeness to God and designated immortal
310 13 | than the teaching about God. The Holy Scripture of the
311 13 | description, not of the Being of God, but with the affairs of
312 13 | concerning the Being of God does not enter into the
313 13 | presenting a firm teaching that God is One. And in the Revelation
314 13 | essence of the one, personal God was represented by the Holy
315 13 | mention of the Spirit of God; The Spirit of God went
316 13 | Spirit of God; The Spirit of God went about above the water;
317 14 | issue related to knowing God and His acts. Throughout
318 14 | unreasonable opinions about God, the Original Cause of the
319 14 | Inquisition opined that, as God created everything for the
320 14 | because being in the focus of God’s care has nothing to do
321 14 | nature are true witnesses of God and His acts, and they confirm
322 14 | what nature and the Word of God communicate to him.~ One
323 14 | chapters. These will cover God’s inspiration of the Holy
324 15 | directly by the power of God’s almightiness.~ The idea
325 15 | an extraneous force which God required for the accomplishment
326 15 | clear of the true nature of God as a Being, positive and
327 15 | characteristic solely of God alone as an absolute being.
328 15 | creation of the world by God is incommensurate with acts
329 15 | from the omnipotence of God for whom nothing is impossible!~
330 15 | nothingness does not deny that God created the world with the
331 15 | the world was created by God from some kind of substance
332 15 | Theologian said, “from eternity God’s thoughts contemplated
333 15 | world formed by Him. For God, the world was always present.”
334 15 | faith in the omnipotence of God.~ The teaching about temporality
335 15 | human organism was formed by God from an earlier created
336 15,1 | God and Genesis.~The universe
337 15,1 | gives a brief account of God’s creative work. Unfortunately,
338 15,1 | like they are glorifying God.~ Naturalistic science,
339 15,1 | explained without invoking a God. The sad thing is that this
340 15,1 | very logical to admit that God used the laws of nature,
341 15,2 | earth are pretty special to God. A simplistic interpretation
342 15,2 | the six days of creation, God used one day to create the
343 15,2 | though Darwin originally gave God the glory of being responsible
344 15,3 | Day 1~“In the beginning God created the heaven and the
345 15,3 | deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the
346 15,3 | face of the waters. And God said, Let there be light:
347 15,3 | and there was light. And God saw the light, that it was
348 15,3 | light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the
349 15,3 | light from the darkness. And God called the light Day, and
350 15,3 | was in the beginning when God caused the universe to explode
351 15,3 | outside force — in this case — God. Space, time, matter, and
352 15,3 | spread out like a curtain at God's command. In the big bang
353 15,3 | tells us that the Spirit of God was hovering over creation,
354 15,3 | years ago.~ ~Day 2~“And God said, Let there be a firmament
355 15,3 | waters from the waters. And God made the firmament, and
356 15,3 | firmament: and it was so. And God called the firmament Heaven.
357 15,3 | second day” (Gen 1:6-8).~ ~God, using the laws of nature
358 15,3 | 2 expresses the work of God in forming and shaping one
359 15,3 | years ago.~ ~Day 3~“And God said, Let the waters under
360 15,3 | appear: and it was so. And God called the dry land Earth;
361 15,3 | waters called he Seas: and God saw that it was good. And
362 15,3 | saw that it was good. And God said, Let the earth bring
363 15,3 | itself, after his kind: and God saw that it was good. And
364 15,3 | years ago.~ ~Day 4~“And God said, Let there be lights
365 15,3 | earth: and it was so. And God made two great lights; the
366 15,3 | made the stars also. And God set them in the firmament
367 15,3 | light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good. And
368 15,3 | of Genesis.~ ~Day 5~“And God said, Let the waters bring
369 15,3 | firmament of heaven. And God created great whales, and
370 15,3 | fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good. And
371 15,3 | saw that it was good. And God blessed them, saying, Be
372 15,3 | years ago.~ ~Day 6~“And God said, Let the earth bring
373 15,3 | kind: and it was so. And God made the beast of the earth
374 15,3 | earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good. And
375 15,3 | saw that it was good. And God said, Let us make man in
376 15,3 | creepeth upon the earth. So God created man in his own image,
377 15,3 | own image, in the image of God created he him; male and
378 15,3 | female created he them. And God blessed them, and God said
379 15,3 | And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful,
380 15,3 | moveth upon the earth. And God said, Behold, I have given
381 15,3 | meat: and it was so. And God saw every thing that he
382 15,3 | Gen 1:24-31)… And the LORD God formed man of the dust of
383 15,3 | created in the image of God, is that invisible part
384 15,3 | which reveals to us that God calls the Earth to a synergy,
385 15,3 | history of Creation open with God’s call upon “earth.” The
386 15,3 | acts in cooperation with God. This theme of cooperation
387 15,3 | theme of cooperation of God and His creation appears
388 15,3 | And on the seventh day God ended his work which he
389 15,3 | work which he had made. And God blessed the seventh day,
390 15,3 | from all his work which God created and made” (Gen 2:
391 15,4 | together, and all the sons of God shouted with joy?” (Job
392 15,4 | prayer of Moses the man of God. Lord, you have been our
393 15,4 | everlasting to everlasting you are God. You turn men back to dust,
394 15,4 | we are instructed that as God's ways are not our ways
395 15,4 | ways are not our ways so God's time is not our time.
396 15,4 | began with the big bang. God is not confined to the universe
397 15,4 | day yowm means day, and if God had meant long periods of
398 15,4 | in the day that the LORD God made the earth and the heavens,
399 15,4 | before it grew: for the LORD God had not caused it to rain
400 15,4 | banning them from the garden, God clothed Adam and Eve in
401 15,4 | to insure their survival. God seems to have wanted them
402 15,4 | Adam continued to talk with God after this event and Cain
403 15,4 | he would no longer be in God's presence after being forced
404 15,4 | remains to be addressed: “And God called the light Day, and
405 15,4 | coming of light. We see God's hand at work in his creation
406 15,5 | inspired and unerring word of God which should be taken literally
407 15,5 | a passage.~The Bible is God's book of words, while the
408 15,5 | words, while the universe is God's book of works. Since the
409 15,5 | the creation are both from God, neither is more true than
410 15,5 | different witnesses of the same God, of His power and glory.
411 15,5 | evolution and a belief in the God of the Bible.~Microevolution —
412 15,6 | taught as children that when God created the earth he simply
413 15,6 | Scripture says?~ ~Gen 1:11 And God said, Let the earth bring
414 15,6 | itself, after his kind: and God saw that it was good.~ ~
415 15,6 | becomes very interesting. God's command let the Earth
416 15,6 | and indicates the earth is God's chosen instrument through
417 15,6 | The implication is that God's creative act might appear
418 15,6 | from a common ancestor is God's chosen method of creation?
419 15,6 | clearly states that it was God who planned, ordered, and
420 15,6 | Not random chance, but God's hand guided the creation
421 15,6 | from a few plant cells that God developed into individual
422 15,6 | forth plant life, it is God's command that caused it
423 15,6 | Dinosaurs and Birds.~If God allowed room for his creation
424 15,6 | examine the Scriptures.~ ~“And God said, Let the waters bring
425 15,6 | firmament of heaven. And God created great whales, and
426 15,6 | fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good” (Gen
427 15,6 | that bring forth but it is God that created the moving
428 15,6 | repeated as well — notice God created... that... which
429 15,6 | correct understanding of God's word then this means that
430 15,6 | developed until one day God made some of them able to
431 15,6 | descendants of reptiles through God's guiding hand on this “
432 15,6 | old views and in our bias.~God is in control. The Biblical
433 15,6 | again.~Doesn't this diminish God's authority and power? In
434 15,6 | say about mammals? “And God said, Let the earth bring
435 15,6 | it was so. Gen 1:25 And God made the beast of the earth
436 15,6 | earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good” (Gen
437 15,6 | after his kind,” indicate God's chosen instrument through
438 15,6 | about these verses is that God made these creatures whereas
439 15,6 | potter” is still necessary. God is the Creator and force
440 15,6 | of everything.~Why should God make mammals in this way?
441 15,6 | easily ask: why do we believe God must have done it in a certain
442 15,6 | arrogant as to demand that God follow our idea of what
443 15,6 | arrogant as to demand that God follow our limited understanding
444 15,6 | interpretation of Scripture.~Did God make all mammals from a
445 15,6 | natural selection, but with God all things are possible.~
446 15,6 | in Gen 1:21 we read “And God created... every living
447 15,6 | the Bible tells us that God did on the sixth day?~Science
448 15,7 | say on this issue?~ ~“And God said, Let us make man in
449 15,7 | creepeth upon the earth. So God created man in his own image,
450 15,7 | own image, in the image of God created he him; male and
451 15,7 | 1:26-27).~“And the LORD God formed man of the dust of
452 15,7 | be immediately clear is God created man. Whenever the
453 15,7 | profound is being said and God wants to make sure we don'
454 15,7 | it. Of the other works of God's creation we read “and
455 15,7 | s creation we read “and God said, Let there be or Let
456 15,7 | man's creation we read And God said, Let us make... This
457 15,7 | both worlds. And therefore God himself not only undertakes
458 15,7 | in any way, a helper to God in the creation of the world.
459 15,7 | Scripture we see the LORD God formed man of the dust of
460 15,7 | literal soil, but in light of God's earlier creative efforts
461 15,7 | nature.~We are told that God created man in his own image
462 15,7 | If the dust of the ground God used to form man was a primate
463 15,7 | brought forth, so be it. For God's image is not the body,
464 15,7 | s image is not the body, God is Spirit and as such has
465 15,7 | it mean to be created in God's image?~The clue to answering
466 15,7 | in Gen 2:7 “and the LORD God formed man of the dust of
467 15,7 | verse is that it is saying God made man alive, and this
468 15,7 | bodily life. The breath that God gave man was the immortal
469 15,7 | spirit is directly from God. We are by design spiritual
470 15,7 | We can deny there is a God and reject any form of communion
471 15,7 | special creations of a loving God.~The idea that man is considered
472 15,7 | of the glory and honour God has crowned him with. It
473 15,7 | crowned him with. It robs God of the praise He is due
474 15,7 | creative work of His hands. God blessed man with a spirit
475 15,8 | brains at the door to worship God, and your faith does not
476 15,8 | recipient of our worship is God Almighty. Our traditions,
477 15,8 | theories change with time. God does not.~So, what have
478 15,8 | existence or non-existence of God.~Of course science doesn'
479 15,8 | existence or non-existence of God, because science is man'
480 15,8 | You can't find evidence of God if you exclude Him from
481 15,8 | can explain everything, God may exist but He is not
482 15,8 | not mean or even suggest God, because every problem must
483 15,9 | that on the seventh day God ceased from His work and
484 15,9 | collection of books focusing on God's dealing with, and love
485 15,9 | for, mankind. It details God's plan to restore man to
486 15,9 | mentioned before, we expect that God said “tree” and poof, there
487 15,9 | this but it is not what God has done. If God has really
488 15,9 | not what God has done. If God has really ceased carrying
489 15,9 | us, how can the Bible say God rested from His work? Blame
490 15,9 | Any new species is still God's doing, because it is a
491 15,9 | the laws that He created. God is the one that made the
492 15,9 | the process function, as God is the one who instituted
493 15,9 | making of kinds is not what God rested from on the seventh
494 15,9 | does accurately record that God rested from His work of
495 15,0 | these kinds have been set by God with no drifting over the
496 15,0 | never know for certain how God created the world around
497 15,0 | the direct intervention of God. At the same time we cannot
498 15,1 | We begin by acknowledging God as the Creator, something
499 15,1 | intentional genetic bridge used by God to transform one type of
500 15,1 | the direct intervention of God. Natural selection, environmental
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