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 1 10,3|       this obvious truth just as naturalism does, in believing there
 2 13  |      away from the foundation of naturalism or pantheism. Standing among
 3 15  | admixture of pantheism, dualism, naturalism, and materialism! This idea
 4 15,5|       with the atheistic view of naturalism. Many Bible-believing Christians,
 5 15,5|         of new taxonomic groups.~Naturalism — A theory denying that
 6 15,7|          emotions start to rise. Naturalism insists that man is no more
 7 15,8|        really being said is that naturalism can explain everything,
 8 15,8|      with new discoveries. Where naturalism adherents misuse science
 9 15,8|  identical to your parents. Thus naturalism can claim that evolution
10 15,8|     offers an explanation beyond naturalism for the evidence. We may
11 15,9|        of species is irrelevant.~Naturalism advocates are generally
12 15,0|     argument is not just between naturalism and creationists, but even
13 15,2|      were introduced.~Obviously, naturalism interprets this event differently.
14 15,2|       But why? For what purpose?~Naturalism holds there was no purpose,
15 15,2|    operate. Behe points out that naturalism uses a tactic, which he