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 1 1   |      Hebrews. It was necessary to prove to the pagans that the Christian
 2 1   |          to refute defamation and prove that they not only were
 3 1   |           the first to attempt to prove Christian theology through
 4 2   |         mathematically-accurately prove that which was perceived
 5 2   |         shows it is impossible to prove exactly by science. Positivism (
 6 3   |         how can material devices “prove” that He does not exist?
 7 5   |        knowledge is impossible to prove and is accepted as a basic
 8 5   |    so-called miraculous phenomena prove to be not at all miraculous.
 9 8   |           which are impossible to prove exactly, mathematically,
10 8   |     cannot exactly mathematically prove basic religious truths,
11 8   |       free will of man. God could prove His existence by a direct
12 8   |       teleological proof does not prove the Creator of the world,
13 8   |          in morality.~Attempts to prove that atheism, on the contrary,
14 8   |         that this does not at all prove the truth of religion. However,
15 11  | revelation. All of these attempts prove fruitless, since they also
16 12  |      Truth to people. In order to prove His divine might and goodness,
17 15,7|         If this conclusion should prove to be true it is humbling
18 15,8|       readily admits it can never prove anything as absolutely true.
19 15,8|         Science does not claim to prove; rather it offers a best
20 15,1|      certain transitional fossils prove evolution. These fossils
21 15,2|          You might not be able to prove it, but you would conclude
22 16,1|     important for us in that they prove the all human beings on