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 1 3    |          of humans and historical facts. Retelling these arguments
 2 8    |           is composed not only of facts and “empirical data” (which
 3 12   |         Divine Omnipotence in the facts of usual life. Psychologically,
 4 14   |     scientists have no scientific facts supporting them; they are
 5 14   |    distinguish precise scientific facts from suggestions and opinions
 6 14   |       opinions of learned people. Facts will remain facts, but scientific
 7 14   |         people. Facts will remain facts, but scientific theories
 8 15,1 |           to come together on the facts.~One reason — the age of
 9 15,1 |        struggle daily between the facts of the universe and the
10 15,7 |           create money, theories, facts and figures, rules and traditions.
11 15,9 |          misrepresentation of the facts. Many, and perhaps most,
12 16,2 |          we should understand the facts in the Bible. But in other
13 17,1 | observation give us the slightest facts concerning the very beginning
14 18,4 |           God and eternity.~ Some facts of life may receive controversial
15 19,1 |           between the established facts of science and the words
16 19,4 |           the flood as historical facts: “When they waited for the
17 App,1|         discoveries supported the facts of the Bible.~ Second, archaeology
18 App,1|          confirmed other biblical facts. Five temples were found
19 App,1|         or Judah. These names and facts correspond to the account
20 App,1|         has confirmed a number of facts. First, the use of the term “