Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2   |    absolute Truth) is such: “I don’t know.” Criticism (Kant)
 2 2   |     absolute Truth is such: “I don’t want to know this.” Atheism
 3 2   |       It is appeased in its “I don’t know,” and does not make
 4 15,6| stumble or weakens your faith, don’t blame the science. You
 5 15,7|      God wants to make sure we don't miss it. Of the other
 6 15,9|      kind? If fact, they often don't. They usually want to
 7 15,1|       There are creatures that don't immediately seem to fit
 8 15,2|        event differently. They don't see God at work here.
 9 15,2|     see God at work here. They don't see any creation event.
10 15,2|       creation event. And they don't see anything contrary
11 15,2| explosion. In fact, they often don't even see it as an explosion,
12 15,2|        years ago and you still don't come close to the magnitude
13 15,2|        part of this work. They don't even get a full day to
14 15,2|       that hath life.” So they don't even get a full verse