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1 1   |  Apologetics this was not enough. Arguments began among apologists.
2 3   |       scientific or philosophical arguments. These can be called convinced
3 3   |   apologetics have the so-called “arguments for the existence of God.”
4 3   | historical facts. Retelling these arguments here would take too much
5 8   |          objectively weighing the arguments of the opponents.~Sometimes
6 8   |     strongest and most conclusive arguments in defense of the existence
7 15,1|        Bible. But the young-earth arguments are flawed, even though
8 15,0|         respective positions. The arguments of one side sound convincing
9 15,2|           to render pointless all arguments for or against Behe's conclusion,