Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2    |           and other famous world scholars of all times and peoples
 2 2    | half-educated people. Even among scholars there are many such people,
 3 5    |          the greatest scientific scholars regarded religious faith
 4 5    |       laws of nature. Often such scholars assert that miracles appear
 5 5    |       materialistically inclined scholars say that every phenomenon
 6 5    |       forces unknown to us.~When scholars came to Newton and expressed
 7 7    |         s greatest philosophers, scholars, poets and other highly
 8 7    |          Beliefs of Contemporary Scholars.~ ~ ~
 9 8    |   physics, in the persons of the scholars Planck and Jeans, categorically
10 15,2 |       language of the church and scholars. The church quietly tolerated
11 24   |      Himself. Present-day Hebrew scholars unjustly affirm that in
12 App,1|         conquest has caused some scholars to dismiss the story as
13 App,1|  collapse of the fortifications. Scholars feel that an earthquake,
14 App,1|      this way. “In our day, most scholars, archaeologists and biblical
15 App,1|      archaeologists and biblical scholars would take a very critical
16 App,1|         in the Bible. . . . Many scholars have said there never was