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 1 5   |  acknowledges miracles. But some scientists reject the possibility of
 2 8   |        At the beginning! At what scientists call a singularity! A second
 3 8   |      rule out chance. Modern-day scientists like Paul Davies and Frederick
 4 10,2|   associated with the beliefs of scientists. In all fairness, the scientists
 5 10,2| scientists. In all fairness, the scientists seldom consider science
 6 14  |         occur when, for example, scientists express voluntary and unreasonable
 7 14  |     existence. These opinions of scientists have no scientific facts
 8 14  |        Scripture. Others suspect scientists of crookedness and mischief,
 9 15,1|        work. Unfortunately, some scientists and theologians have not
10 15,1|        the truth. Many Christian scientists struggle daily between the
11 15,2|        with much criticism among scientists and religious leaders alike,
12 15,2|        of animal life on earth.~ Scientists began to embrace this “evolution”
13 15,2|          discovered the cavemen. Scientists believe the fossil records
14 15,2|        Some 2 million years ago, scientists say Homo erectus, a stone
15 15,2|       modern man) is believed by scientists to have appeared 200,000
16 15,2|       extinct, according to some scientists, around 40,000 years ago.~ ~
17 15,3|      creation takes place, which scientists call the “Cambrian explosion.”
18 15,0|       exerted by theologians and scientists defending their respective
19 15,2|        understanding it. Someday scientists may synthesize life in the
20 15,3|        models of evolution, some scientists started to look anew to