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 1 1   |     of faith with the help of logical methods and to fashion them
 2 5   |       and there cannot be any logical obstacles for the belief
 3 7   |  historical, psychological or logical analysis. Historical analysis
 4 7   | obligatory for Apologetics.~A logical analysis, however, leads
 5 8   |     we are faced with another logical question: was the creation
 6 8   |     science today, there is a logical problem.~In order for matter
 7 9   |     is destroyed, there is no logical basis on which to affirm
 8 15,1|       in principle it is very logical to admit that God used the
 9 15,3|     legends.~But another very logical option exists. Genesis can
10 15,2|        Cosmic seeding was the logical alternative to avoid the
11 15,5|       nothing — means putting logical nonsense under the cover
12 16,2|         From these truths the logical conclusion follows that
13 16,2|    pagan, polytheistic, mytho­logical religions.~The Old Testament
14 17,2|     sin would be the greatest logical absurdity, the greatest
15 22  |      struggle and completion (logical) of two elements: Judaism