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 1 1   |          freedom of investigation and interpretation of the Bible, not guarded
 2 13  |             attempts of rationalistic interpretation have proved powerless.~Biblical
 3 15,2|          special to God. A simplistic interpretation of Genesis assumes that
 4 15,3|             can hold to the “literal” interpretation of Genesis and a young earth
 5 15,5|      considered before deciding on an interpretation of a passage.~The Bible
 6 15,6|               the fossil record. This interpretation harmonizes Scripture with
 7 15,6|               It is the creationist’s interpretation that is in error. This interpretation
 8 15,6| interpretation that is in error. This interpretation was not built on a denial
 9 15,6|             simple as the creationist interpretation has held? The mammals may
10 15,6|             limited understanding and interpretation of Scripture.~Did God make
11 15,2|               Tradition holds to this interpretation because of the mistranslated “
12 15,2|           made out of ignorance.~This interpretation of Genesis seems to fit
13 15,5|           separation from its atheist interpretation, is discussed quite positively
14 15,5|               way of direct Christian interpretation of the idea of evolution: “
15 18,4|             may receive controversial interpretation: are they morally good or
16 19,1|               A good rule of Biblical interpretation is to analyze that which