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 1 1   |       the brilliant, lively and creative age of the Ecumenical Councils,
 2 1   | dialectics for theologians. The creative activity of the Christian
 3 5   |     powers unknown to us of His creative, divine Intellect), can
 4 8   |         super-universal, higher creative force, on which the origin
 5 8   |         as a very wise, mighty, creative force, capable of creating
 6 11  |         a power and wisdom of a creative principle witnessing the
 7 15  |         from nothingness by the creative and good power of divine
 8 15  |       the accomplishment of His creative plan. In other words, this
 9 15,1|        a brief account of God’s creative work. Unfortunately, some
10 15,3|       of the God-given internal creative abilities of the Earth.
11 15,3|        St. Basil describes this creative response in his Homily V: “
12 15,6|       implication is that God's creative act might appear perfectly
13 15,7|       in light of God's earlier creative efforts this might not be
14 15,7|        praise He is due for the creative work of His hands. God blessed
15 15,2|    nervous system, is a special creative act of God that time alone
16 15,5|        emphasized the biblical “creative potential” of the earth: “
17 15,5|    strength . . . This inherent creative activity of nature, ‘elan
18 15,6|        transformed by the God’s creative act.~ God touches previously
19 17,1|  Mentally, they possessed great creative abilities, since they were