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1 3 | means, but they would not change an essentially atheistic
2 3 | of God. It obliges him to change his moral life and to learn
3 5 | intentions or plans, He can change these constant methods of
4 5 | whenever He chooses, even change “the order of nature.”~Very
5 9 | life be explained with the change of material particles which
6 14 | theories built upon them often change radically after new data
7 15,1| mutations novel organs or a change in body plan is not proven
8 15,2| claimed that species slowly change through time as favorable
9 15,2| would then pass favorable change on to their offspring. This
10 15,5| that groups of organisms change with passage of time, mainly
11 15,5| seldom thought to stop with “change with time.” It usually is
12 15,6| room for his creation to change in the plant world is it
13 15,6| were created. Why the word change? Is it possible this verse
14 15,8| interpretations, and theories change with time. God does not.~
15 15,8| appears neutral regarding change of plants and animals over
16 15,8| evidence.~Evolution defined as “change occurring over time” is
17 15,1| with time. But stasis, not change, is the observed pattern
18 15,1| produce novel organs or a change in body plan is only suggested
19 15,1| life progresses. We cannot change the laws of physics, and
20 15,2| the organisms in the sea change from simple multicellular
21 15,2| the next there is another change that is lost in the English
22 15,2| to effect this amount of change in two creatures living
23 15,2| anthropological theories. A dramatic change occurs abruptly in the development
24 15,2| this the indication of a change in relationship? After all,
25 22 | reigned in the East of a great change in the world, during which
26 22 | and initial point of this change, according to the unanimous
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