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 1 1   |         was the first attempt to create a theological system in
 2 5   |          If these laws could not create a steam engine, they would
 3 5   |         even less of a chance to create something incomparably more
 4 5   |        itself. Consciousness can create a steam engine, but it cannot
 5 5   |      steam engine, but it cannot create itself. It follows, then,
 6 5   |           divine Intellect), can create phenomena even more greatly
 7 13  |     nature and discover, but not create, the already existing laws
 8 15,2|    creation, God used one day to create the heavens and the earth
 9 15,6| instrument through which He will create. The implication is that
10 15,6| instrument through which He will create. What is created at this
11 15,6|          is the proper method to create a universe, or a mammal.
12 15,7|         evil from moral good; to create art; to compose music; to
13 15,7|           To fill this vacuum we create our own gods in the form
14 15,7|         in the form of idols; we create money, theories, facts and
15 15,1|        day 7. He will once again create new limits when this day-age
16 15,2|      reason, He chose instead to create from 'adam the ‘ishshah,
17 15,5|        existing species He could create either by ‘days,’ at once
18 15,5|       evolution is able to fully create higher forms from lower,
19 16,1|     names or deeds. But it could create a chronicle of events, however
20 18,4|        permit evil? Could He not create an ideal world, without
21 18,4|       man’s free will. God could create us and give us not the opportunity
22 25  |        and insignificant, but we create our concept of size by comparison