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 1 1    |                120-200 A.D.), Celsus (2nd century), and later the Neoplatonists
 2 1    |         considerably stronger. In the 4th century, the Christians of the East
 3 1    |                 St. John of Damascus (7th century).~The extremely brusque,
 4 1    |                 and theologian of the 3rd century. In his work, “Of Nature,”
 5 1    |               Lord Cherberry, in the 17th century. Deism, in the form of a
 6 1    |         especially propagated in the 18th century. Belonging to the list of
 7 1    |               great apologist of the 17th century. (For a good example, see
 8 1    |                  Near the end of the 18th century, the German philosopher
 9 1    |                the first half of the 19th century there was a strong current
10 1    |             having gathered from the past century all that was done by negative
11 1    | physico-mathematical sciences in the 20th century also produced a lot of new
12 1    |                 research in the last half century, arrives at the deduction
13 3    |               earth,” wrote Plutarch (1st century AD), — and you will see
14 8    |              formulated first in the 11th century by the western theological
15 10,6 |                   Lutheranism in the 18th century, or perhaps more like the
16 11   |                the first half of the 19th century. Schleiermacher regarded
17 15,2 |                   beginning with the 17th century, science and the Bible coexisted
18 15,2 |                over evolution in the past century, this is amazing! Apparently,
19 15,3 |                   Since the mid-twentieth century, for example, it has been
20 App,1|               B.C. Prior to the late 19th century, nothing was known of the
21 App,1|           biblical account? Over the past century four prominent archaeologists
22 App,1|                first quarter of the ninth century B.C., about a century after
23 App,1|               ninth century B.C., about a century after the death of King
24 App,1|               time of their use and not a century or two thereafter, when