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 1 1   |        a kinship with Christian views and therefore was used by
 2 1   |      that his basic philosophic views were reconciled with Christian
 3 2   |        us briefly analyze these views.   ~Skepticism is fruitless.
 4 10,5|  prejudice. This is not how God views them. God loves them the
 5 10,6|         for a Jewish community, views that community as a “civilization”
 6 11  |     nature of Revelation, false views were often expressed and
 7 15,2|     vocal Galileo confirmed the views of Copernicus in everyday
 8 15,6| conflict here except in our old views and in our bias.~God is
 9 15,6|       it does destroy long held views. The Bible is literally
10 15,6|         If rejection of the old views causes you to stumble or
11 15,8|       understanding and our old views are not to be worshipped.
12 15,0|        good. The problem is old views maintain that these kinds
13 15,2|         or man. The young earth views are so common that it seems
14 15,5|        of all, according to the views of the theologians of the
15 21,1|     different from naturalistic views, says that death is not