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1 1 | West. Anselm of Canterbury (1033-1109) gave a so-called ontological
2 1 | Anselm of Canterbury (1033-1109) gave a so-called ontological
3 1 | were Bernard of Clairvaux (+1153) and Bonaventure (+1274).~
4 1 | were: Albertus the Great (1193-1280), Alexander de Hales (+
5 8 | formulated first in the 11th century by the western theological
6 1 | A.D.), Lucian of Samasata (120-200 A.D.), Celsus (2nd century),
7 App,1 | East from 1750 B.C. until 1200 B.C. Prior to the late 19th
8 1 | and Hegel. Thomas Aquinas (1227-1274) composed a complete
9 1 | 1280), Alexander de Hales (+1245), and John Duns (Duns Scotus) (+
10 1 | Roman Emperor Hadrian in 126 A.D.) The historian Eusebius
11 1 | Albertus the Great (1193-1280), Alexander de Hales (+1245),
12 1 | John Duns (Duns Scotus) (+1308). But side by side with
13 App,1 | Pharaohs dating from 1500-1386 B.C., showing that the cemetery
14 App,1 | was carbon-14 dated to be 1410 B.C. The evidence leads
15 App,1 | occurred in approximately 1440 B.C. The miraculous nature
16 15,4 | or the day of Jacob, was 147 years.~As has been shown,
17 App,1 | Egyptian Pharaohs dating from 1500-1386 B.C., showing that
18 15,2 | opinion was silenced.~ In 1530 Copernicus published his
19 15,3 | appear and they dominate for 160 million years.~ ~Note that
20 1 | remarkable personality of Pascal (1623-1662), a highly gifted French
21 1 | the pantheism of Spinoza (1631-1677). A great deal of merit
22 15,2 | tolerated this theory until 1633 when a very vocal Galileo
23 1 | Shaftesbury (1671-1713), Tindal (1657-1733), Voltaire (1694-1778),
24 1 | personality of Pascal (1623-1662), a highly gifted French
25 1 | deists were Shaftesbury (1671-1713), Tindal (1657-1733),
26 1 | pantheism of Spinoza (1631-1677). A great deal of merit
27 5 | English philosopher Berkeley (1685-1753), gave this reasoning
28 1 | Tindal (1657-1733), Voltaire (1694-1778), Rousseau (1712-1778). (
29 1 | Voltaire (1694-1778), Rousseau (1712-1778). (Kant and Darwin,
30 1 | deists were Shaftesbury (1671-1713), Tindal (1657-1733), Voltaire (
31 1 | philosopher, Liebnitz (+1716). The philosophy of Leibnitz,
32 1 | philosophic principles of Kant (1724-1804), Fichte (1762-1814),
33 1 | 1671-1713), Tindal (1657-1733), Voltaire (1694-1778),
34 1 | theology (Kant, Jacobi (1743-1819), Schleiermacher (1768-
35 App,1 | in the Middle East from 1750 B.C. until 1200 B.C. Prior
36 5 | philosopher Berkeley (1685-1753), gave this reasoning concerning
37 1 | Kant (1724-1804), Fichte (1762-1814), Schelling (1775-1854)
38 1 | 1743-1819), Schleiermacher (1768-1834)).~For many Protestant
39 1 | authority of the learned Cuvier (1769-1832) illuminated in natural
40 1 | Schelling (1775-1854) and Hegel (1770-1831). The historic church
41 1 | 1762-1814), Schelling (1775-1854) and Hegel (1770-1831).
42 1 | worthy of note are: Ulrici (1806-1884), God and Nature; F.
43 1 | Strauss (1808-1874) and Bauer (1809-1882). This school, having
44 1 | Strauss (1808-1874), Schenkel (1813-1885) and others in support
45 1 | 1724-1804), Fichte (1762-1814), Schelling (1775-1854)
46 1 | Christianity; and J. Ebrard (1818-1888), Apologetics. All
47 15,2 | fossils were discovered in 1820. What fueled the fire of
48 10,5 | than convert to Islam. In 1821, at the outbreak of the
49 1 | Life of Jesus by Renan (1823-1892) and The Substance
50 15,2 | peace-loving Christian. In 1827 Charles Darwin entered the
51 1 | 1775-1854) and Hegel (1770-1831). The historic church understanding
52 1 | the learned Cuvier (1769-1832) illuminated in natural
53 1 | 1819), Schleiermacher (1768-1834)).~For many Protestant theologians,
54 1 | 1762-1814), Schelling (1775-1854) and Hegel (1770-1831).
55 1 | positivism of A. Comte (1798-1857) and other philosophic movements,
56 15,2 | theory was published in 1859. It claimed that species
57 1 | Christianity by Feuerbach (1804-1872).~The philosophical system
58 App,1 | the biblical authors.~ In 1876 a dramatic discovery changed
59 1 | and thinkers, James Jeans (1877-1946), drawing upon the
60 19,2 | Myron Eells reported in 1878, 'they found that those
61 1 | 1808-1874) and Bauer (1809-1882). This school, having gathered
62 1 | of note are: Ulrici (1806-1884), God and Nature; F. Hettinger (
63 1 | 1808-1874), Schenkel (1813-1885) and others in support of
64 1 | Theology, St. Petersburg, 1887; Professor V. Rev. Kudryavtsev’
65 1 | Christianity; and J. Ebrard (1818-1888), Apologetics. All of these
66 1 | found by Randall Harrison in 1889), the philosopher Athenagoras,
67 1 | Nature; F. Hettinger (1819-1890), Apology of Christianity;
68 1 | of Jesus by Renan (1823-1892) and The Substance of Christianity
69 1 | edition, St. Petersburg, 1893); and an original investigation
70 1 | edition, St. Petersburg, 1897); a remarkable two volume
71 App,1 | expedition at the site in 1906.~ Winckler's excavations
72 App,1 | site: Carl Watzinger in 1907-1909, John Garstang in the
73 App,1 | Carl Watzinger in 1907-1909, John Garstang in the 1930'
74 15,5 | the Local Council of 1917-1918, thought that “in itself
75 App,1 | is named Bab edh-Drha. In 1924, renowned archaeologist
76 19,2 | caused a sensation with his 1929 book “Ur of the Chaldees,”
77 App,1 | 1909, John Garstang in the 1930's, Kathleen Kenyon in 1952-
78 10,6 | Judaism as Civilization, 1934), was excommunicated by
79 1 | thinkers, James Jeans (1877-1946), drawing upon the colossal
80 App,1 | 1930's, Kathleen Kenyon in 1952-1958, and currently Bryant
81 App,1 | Kathleen Kenyon in 1952-1958, and currently Bryant Wood.
82 App,1 | had been found. Then, in 1961, a stone plaque engraved
83 App,1 | More digging was done in 1965, 1967, and 1973. The archaeologists
84 App,1 | digging was done in 1965, 1967, and 1973. The archaeologists
85 19,1 | San Joaquin Valley in the 1970s. The valley lay under three
86 App,1 | done in 1965, 1967, and 1973. The archaeologists discovered
87 8 | science has emerged in the 1980s called “the anthropic principle.”
88 9,2 | Nåw Yîrk, Prånticå Hàll, 1984.~ ~ ~
89 16,1 | mitochondrial Eve” article of 1987 by the late Allan Wilson,
90 App,1 | defeat of the two kings. In 1994 two more pieces were found
91 App,1 | Price, The Stones Cry Out, 1997, pp. 307-308).~ ~ ~
92 3 | earth,” wrote Plutarch (1st century AD), — and you will
93 15,3 | Westview Press, New York: 2000), is based on a careful
94 1 | 233-304), Philostratus (+217), Hierocles (+305) and others,
95 15,3 | explosion of life begins 225 million years ago as dinosaurs
96 1 | Neoplatonists Porphyrious (233-304), Philostratus (+217),
97 App,1 | the same time, about 2450—2350 B.C. Many archaeologists
98 App,1 | at the same time, about 2450—2350 B.C. Many archaeologists
99 15,2 | astronomer Aristarchus in 270 BC taught that the earth
100 1 | St. Athanasius the Great (296-373), St. Basil the Great (
101 19,1 | in New Bible Dictionary, 2d ed., eds. J. D. Douglas,
102 App,1 | the Embassy to Gaius,” pp. 301-302).~Years after Christ'
103 App,1 | Embassy to Gaius,” pp. 301-302).~Years after Christ's crucifixion,
104 1 | Neoplatonists Porphyrious (233-304), Philostratus (+217), Hierocles (+
105 1 | Philostratus (+217), Hierocles (+305) and others, Christianity
106 App,1 | Stones Cry Out, 1997, pp. 307-308).~ ~ ~
107 App,1 | Stones Cry Out, 1997, pp. 307-308).~ ~ ~
108 13 | single (Deuteronomy 4:39, 32:39), original, and personal
109 1 | 450 A.D.), Lactantius (+325 A.D.), and especially the
110 1 | 373), St. Basil the Great (329-379), St. Cyril of Alexandria (+
111 15,6 | from the LORD” (Prov 16:33 NIV).~ ~The Creation of
112 21 | Apologetics, Book 2, page 352).~ ~
113 1 | especially the Blessed Augustine (354-430), that greatest theologian
114 App,1 | Jerusalem between 18 and 36 A.D. The New Testament provides
115 1 | Athanasius the Great (296-373), St. Basil the Great (329-
116 1 | St. Basil the Great (329-379), St. Cyril of Alexandria (+
117 19,1 | IL: Tyndale, 1982, pp. 382-383). One or more could
118 19,1 | Tyndale, 1982, pp. 382-383). One or more could fit
119 1 | philosopher and theologian of the 3rd century. In his work, “Of
120 15,1 | He arrived at a date of 4004 BC. Usher had little scientific
121 App,2 | but Thine be done (Luke 22:42). And in the Lord’s prayer,
122 15,4 | the blame for ever” (Gen 43:9). How long is for ever?
123 1 | the Blessed Augustine (354-430), that greatest theologian
124 19,4 | Ezech. 14:14; Ecclus., 44:18 sq.; Ps. 28:10; 31: 6.
125 1 | St. Cyril of Alexandria (+444 A.D.), the Blessed Theodoret (+
126 1 | St. Vincent of Lerins (+450 A.D.), Lactantius (+325
127 1 | the Blessed Theodoret (+457 A.D.), and others. At this
128 1 | considerably stronger. In the 4th century, the Christians
129 19,2 | outlines of an ancient coast 550 feet below the current waterline,
130 19,4 | We might appeal to Is. 56:9; Nah. 1:8; Ezech. 14:14;
131 8 | million tons of hydrogen into 560 million tons of helium with
132 8 | passes, the sun compresses 564 million tons of hydrogen
133 App,1 | Caiaphas (see Matthew 26:3, 57; Luke 3:2; John 11:49, 18:
134 App,1 | box were the remains of a 60-year-old man, along with
135 24 | St. Peter Chrysologus, 60th Word).~ But besides its
136 10,6 | observance of all of the 613 commandments they count
137 1 | Introduction to Orthodox Theology, (6th edition, St. Petersburg,
138 21,1 | of their scourging (Psalm 72:3-4).~ The teaching about
139 1 | St. John of Damascus (7th century).~The extremely
140 16,1 | population that began to expand 7,800 years ago.~ These genetic
141 App,1 | Bible, 1989, Vol. 3, p. 813).~Philo, the Alexandrian
142 19,3 | Given Ararat's elevation, 16,946 feet (5,165 meters) above
143 1 | philosophers Flavious Arrianus (+96 A.D.), Lucian of Samasata (
144 8 | that the sun still has 98% of its original hydrogen.
145 15,4 | his land because he killed Abel.~ ~“And in process of time
146 5 | because of poor understanding, abhor it as an evil art causing
147 11 | spiritual renewal of man, it abides eternally unchangeable in
148 15,4 | there a long time, that Abimelech king of the Philistines
149 9,2 | Light, Ivy Bîîks, NY 1990 (àbîut childrån whî åxpåriåncåd
150 11 | God, and only an evil or abnormal mind can deny Him. The fool
151 1 | another form of psychic abnormality and irrationality.~The fool
152 18,2 | and physical evil.~ Nature abounds in kindness. A variety of
153 15,5 | traditionalist Russian Church Abroad, “the Days of creation should
154 25 | Providence of God.~A heedless and absent-minded man can believe that things
155 1 | complete, whole and deeply absorbing textbook of Apologetics
156 10,6 | is observed by complete abstention from work and business.
157 1 | its interest in delicate abstractions, the West also did not follow
158 8 | in bettering morals are absurd and are not corroborated
159 1 | Tertullian, “Credo quia absurdum” (“I believe because it
160 App,1 | existence was questioned by the academic world and often dismissed
161 15 | passed the test of time.~ The academician, Professor R. E. Baer, a
162 1 | volume textbook for religious academies by Professor N.P. Rozhdestvensky,
163 10,5 | different from us, and thereby acceptable as objects of hate for our
164 10,5 | His later visions were accompanied by similar manifestations,
165 12 | Prophecies.~The miracles which accompany Revelation are proof of
166 15,2 | is still a long way from accomplishing this feat or even understanding
167 2 | pragmatic justification or accusation of that which is accepted
168 1 | rationalistic, philosophical achievements of honorable, worldly knowledge.
169 1 | educated in philosophy and acquainted with all of the Hellenistic
170 20 | unimpaired, but, on the contrary, acquires an even greater perfection.
171 App,1 | city covered an area of 300 acres. The Hittite nation had
172 15,3 | way you look at it, unless acted on by an outside force —
173 7 | influence of God Himself acting upon the soul of man.~____________________________~ ~*
174 21 | the state and to himself — adapt his natural will to the
175 6 | forms of art inhibited their adaptation to the service of the church
176 15,2 | through time as favorable adaptations make the animal better able
177 1 | to itself. Dogmatics were adapted according to the philosophic
178 3 | and classrooms. Instead of adding data to expand on the Bible’
179 15,5 | because evolution does not address the question of who created
180 24 | unity of the Divinity, and adds to it a special, new, exceptionally
181 15,3 | and it fails to confront adequately the variation evident in
182 14 | our faith and reason if we adhere to the following: Both the
183 15,8 | discoveries. Where naturalism adherents misuse science is when they
184 19,1 | plain and probably some adjacent territories.~ The Genesis
185 App,1 | Genesis 14: Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zoar, and Zeboiim. Remnants
186 15,8 | Honest science readily admits it can never prove anything
187 15,2 | Design is strongly suggested.~Admittedly, the appearance of design
188 15,1 | true, but it is feared that admitting otherwise would give credence
189 15 | of creation, without any admixture of pantheism, dualism, naturalism,
190 15,3 | robe, proud of its proper adornment and displaying the infinite
191 18,4 | because it is linked to adultery, breach of vows, destruction
192 15,6 | appeared grass. Nearly half the adults in the United States believe
193 15,2 | an explosion with no real advance warning. Further, the creatures
194 18,3 | together with its seeming advantages, the evildoing cripples
195 18,4 | God does not send physical adversities but permits them to happen,
196 15,9 | is irrelevant.~Naturalism advocates are generally quick to state
197 13 | Being of God, but with the affairs of His creation and His
198 17,3 | been taught that Adam's sin affected the entire universe because
199 19 | anthropologically universal, that is, affecting only the regions where the
200 15,7 | This is a statement of affection.~Man was to be a creature
201 10,5 | hiding their origins and affiliations” (Religion Watch). The KLA'
202 21 | things as: respect for the aged, solicitude for the welfare
203 8 | Astronomers refer to the aging process as heat death. If
204 App,2 | loftiest mysteries, He was not agitated by them, like other humans,
205 10,6 | might even be considered agnostics or atheists.~Another group
206 App,1 | Although the archaeologists agreed Jericho was violently destroyed,
207 19,1 | family began profitable agriculture immediately after leaving
208 App,1 | refer to Jehoram, the son of Ahab, ruler over Israel, and
209 App,1 | ruler over Israel, and Ahaziah, who was the ruler over
210 15,3 | enriching it with oxygen, making air-breathing life possible. The sky with
211 19,1 | eds. J. D. Douglas, et al., Wheaton, IL: Tyndale,
212 22 | author).~ Especially clear, alarming, and definite was the expectation
213 9,1 | soul) continues to exist, albeit in completely new surroundings.
214 1 | noted Scholastics were: Albertus the Great (1193-1280), Alexander
215 App,1 | archaeologist Dr. William Albright excavated at this site,
216 15,5 | living matter.”~ Professor Alexey I. Osipov, of the Moscow
217 1 | the Almighty, All-Wise, All-Blessed Creator. Against the mechanical
218 App,2 | From the full, complete, all-consuming union of the human will
219 18,4 | about God who is loving and all-forgiving. In order to understand
220 9 | attributes of All-Mightiness, All-Goodness, and unconditional justice,
221 8 | can be only a universally all-highest Being: God.~This was the
222 9 | possessing attributes of All-Mightiness, All-Goodness, and unconditional
223 16,1 | article of 1987 by the late Allan Wilson, showing that when
224 App,1 | Bible, and many critics alleged that they were an invention
225 10,1 | acceptance in exchange for their allegiance to the group and its leader
226 15,7 | together in him, and he must be allied to both worlds. And therefore
227 15,2 | low to the ground — think alligator. The legs of the dinosaurs
228 19,1 | arc would not suffice to allocate them. The million-plus animal
229 19,1 | able to find. Several large alluvial flood deposits have been
230 19,1 | leave the ark, builds an altar, offers sacrifice, makes
231 18,1 | moral condition starts to alter his appearance. A morally
232 15,2 | seeding was the logical alternative to avoid the obvious theological
233 19,1 | leaves do not grow at high altitudes, nor could they survive
234 9,1 | existence, Christianity has amassed a wealth of literature on
235 15,2 | must still view it in total amazement.~In the period of about
236 18,1 | tendencies coexist with bad ambitions. The Bible’s explanation
237 20 | man — the tendency to make amends (to redeem) for the sin
238 16,1 | Africa, some of Asia and the Americas and some of Europe and the
239 10,6 | like the development of the Amish people. It was a reaction
240 1 | Liebnitz therefore gave ammunition for the disproof of materialism,
241 | amongst
242 22 | Christianity possesses an amplitude of proofs of its truth and
243 7 | fear, or foolishness, or amusement, or mischief, or gain, or
244 15 | teaching of creation.” An analogous evaluation of this teaching
245 15,6 | forth. Carrying the pottery analogy further, this might mean
246 16,1 | and his colleagues have analyzed the ancestry of the present
247 8 | and, before them, also, Anaxagoras) recognized the teleological
248 15,3 | Neanderthals were not directly ancestral to modern humans but
249 16,1 | colleagues have analyzed the ancestry of the present European
250 19,2 | the Biblical account. R. Andree (Die Flutsagen ethnographisch
251 15,5 | Orthodox authors. Prof. Ivan M. Andreev, says: “In everything else,
252 15,6 | this question from another angle we could just as easily
253 25 | we want them to. We get angry and indignant, murmur about
254 8 | laws of conservation of angular momentum would have to be
255 15 | earthly dust. But the animation of man — the creation of
256 15,5 | towards the overcoming of animosity between science and religion.
257 9,2 | Hell and Back,” 1993. J. Ànkånbårg ànd J. Wåldîn, Òhå Fàcts
258 13 | will come and will Himself announce to the people the New Covenant (
259 11 | verifiable, chiefly, by its announcement to us of “the mysterious,
260 11 | angels (for example, the Annunciation to the Virgin Mary). External
261 10 | Apostle Paul regards as answerable before the countenance of
262 19 | wickedness. Obviously the Arctic, Antarctica, Greenland, Australia, and
263 19,1 | constituted the whole world to the antediluvians.~Noah and his family's post-Flood
264 19 | global? or was it only anthropologically universal, that is, affecting
265 15,5 | theory was not considered “anti-biblical” or “atheistic” by the philosopher
266 10,6 | element in Judaism: it was anti-Jesus. Judaism clearly taught
267 3 | inhabitants.~ Religion-less and anti-religious teaching systems in a few
268 20 | the voluntary Fall of man, anticipated in the “council of the Holy
269 1 | and the existence of the antipodes, and persecuted the gifted
270 App,1 | when I received word at the Antiquities Authority that an old cave
271 11 | One to reveal Himself to anybody or anything. In philosophical
272 | anyhow
273 8 | should not be approached anymore. This may be answered as
274 15,2 | here (which aren't fish anyway), and of course because
275 19,2 | dramatic new evidence of an apocalyptic flood 7,500 years ago. The
276 1 | Among them were such as Apollos (mentioned by Apostle Paul),
277 1 | Svetlov, Experiment of Apologetical Exposition of Orthodox Christian
278 19,4 | in II Peter 2:5. We might appeal to Is. 56:9; Nah. 1:8; Ezech.
279 App,2 | hour of forsakenness, He appealed to his forsaking Father,
280 2 | Skepticism is fruitless. It is appeased in its “I don’t know,” and
281 App | Appendix I.~ ~
282 16,2 | being, made from earth, and appointed to be the crown of earthly
283 15 | American naturalist Dawson. The appraisals of Newton, Lomonosov, Pasteur,
284 1 | a fear of intellect, an apprehension of science, nor an enmity
285 8 | impossible task should not be approached anymore. This may be answered
286 4 | good, that is, “right” or “appropriate” conduct; a religious feeling,
287 6 | pure idea is clothed in an appropriately pure and beautiful shroud
288 8 | higher ethical law which approves or censures its actions.
289 16,1 | the dates are still very approximate, to the point that they
290 App,1 | conquest of Jericho occurred in approximately 1440 B.C. The miraculous
291 15,2 | creatures and is not limited to aquatic life. It apparently is not
292 19,2 | formation of an enormous aquifer. Certain well-timed geologic
293 16,1 | Iran through Turkey and Arabia to Egypt, because the Near
294 10,5 | is his prophet” (Allah is Arabic for God — there is no god
295 16,1 | Israeli and Palestinian Arabs, as if the Y chromosomes
296 App,1 | or stone slab, containing Aramaic inscriptions. The stele
297 11 | full of contradictions. Arbitrarily and excessively expanding
298 17,2 | of loyalty to God, and an arbitrary violation of his sacred
299 19,1 | vessels the size of Noah’s arc would not suffice to allocate
300 16,1 | thought to have displaced the archaic hominids like the Neanderthals,
301 19,2 | was the work of British archeologist Charles Leonard Woolley,
302 App,1 | s quarters (Josh. 2:15). Archeologists also found that in one part
303 19,2 | be the most widely read archeology book ever published.~ Digging
304 3 | in religious families and ardently believing during childhood,
305 15,2 | and ape may be only 1%. Arguably, there has not been enough
306 16,1 | interesting results. Dr. Ariella Oppenheim of the Hebrew
307 1 | perplexing questions which were arising concerning the proper place
308 1 | as the first apologist), Aristides, (the full text of whose
309 12 | the failure of Pharaoh’s army to do so, or the earthquake
310 8 | Demiurge, that is, the expert arranger of the world, and not the
311 App,1 | events surrounding Jesus' arrest, trial and execution.~ ~
312 App,1 | inscription.~Once Jesus was arrested, on Caiaphas's orders, He
313 1 | and philosophers Flavious Arrianus (+96 A.D.), Lucian of Samasata (
314 15,3 | extinction coincided with the arrival of modern humans to Europe
315 8 | God’s existence, we can arrive at the following generalized
316 24 | the pastor and professor Arthur Drives came to this when
317 16,1 | famous “mitochondrial Eve” article of 1987 by the late Allan
318 10,3 | have seen in this series of articles, the universe itself declares
319 10,4 | imaginations, or are con artists. At worst satanic angels
320 19,2 | yenoth tehom rabah and 'aruboth hashamayim. These terms
321 15,6 | pottery is a living creature. Asah, the Hebrew word translated
322 21 | Professor Rozhdestvensky, “ascended to that great propitiating
323 19,1 | the earth dries up; Noah ascertains its condition by means of
324 6 | harmful perversion, which in asceticism is the temptation to sin
325 15,6 | This is the task of the ascetics: to learn how to collect
326 13 | anthropomorphism predominated, ascribing creation and world rule
327 15,3 | The recent redating of Asian Homo erectus fossils implies
328 6 | exalt us and awaken in us aspirations to an ideal world. But,
329 17,1 | religious-ethical improvements aspiring to perfection.~ Physically,
330 3 | educators’ anti-religion assaults are not based on objective
331 15 | while clearly and definitely asserting the understanding of a pure
332 8 | of philosophy, the oldest assertions in the defense of cosmological
333 25 | beings. But how dare we assign our limitations onto God,
334 8 | is no Creator consciously assigning the aims, which are unconsciously
335 8 | conviction of a religious man assist in reassuring him that Almighty
336 10,6 | bring them together in an “association” style.~ ~The Messiah.~The
337 App,1 | date was based on faulty assumptions about pottery found at the
338 17,1 | are met among peoples of Assyria-Babylon, the Persians, the Chinese,
339 15,4 | compendium of sciences “astrobiology,” the study of life throughout
340 15 | textbook for the study of astronomy and geology. But the very
341 15,4 | geology to paleontology to astrophysics, as they lay out the evidence
342 9,2 | Êånnåth Ring, PhD Lifå àt Dåàth, QUILL, Nåw Yîrk,
343 5 | view of science?~Very often atheistically and materialistically inclined
344 16,2 | The history of the creation of the world, which has
345 19,1 | Earth's underground and atmospheric resources, which are plentiful
346 8 | mechanism to explain the atom or life. If chance is not
347 1 | of material gathered by atomic research in the last half
348 12 | prophecy. The prophet Isaiah attaches a decisive meaning to prophecies
349 25 | superstitious at the same time, attaching great importance to stars’
350 15,2 | pets may even show a great attachment to one or more humans. We
351 1 | in defending itself from attack, was forced to disclose
352 App,1 | remarkable because when attacked, city walls fall inward,
353 App,1 | outwards so completely, the attackers would be able to clamber
354 10,1 | reincarnation, and an afterlife attained once one becomes worthy
355 10,3 | more suffering. This is attempted through discipline and teachings
356 15,1 | godless science is purposely attempting to discredit the Bible.
357 24 | mistaken. In the presence of an attentive attitude toward Christianity,
358 App,1 | evidence outside the Bible attested to his existence. For this
359 18,1 | natural. Things that are good attract man. He has inherent compassion
360 1 | the historian begins to be attracted by the West. Anselm of Canterbury (
361 24 | possible to explain the undying attraction of the Christian ideal of
362 24 | represents the same enchanting, attractive, and fascinating phenomenon
363 App,2 | with unusual vivacity and attractiveness.”~ Is not the example given
364 18 | defined as everything that attracts us, inducing exalted emotions,
365 9 | which materialists want to attribute a consciousness, represents
366 13 | justly rewarding. To Him are attributed not only abstract metaphysical
367 App,1 | Philo and Josephus unite in attributing dire and evil practices
368 9,2 | Hàrvåst Hîuså Publishårs, Åugånå, Îrågîn, 1992. Rîbårt Êàstånbàum,
369 16,2 | in no way diminished or augmented in creating the world.~•
370 10,6 | which is considered the authoritative commentary on the Old Testament
371 15,5 | nonliving matter. Also called autogenesis, spontaneous generation.
372 10,3 | break the cycle. So for the average Buddhist, the belief they
373 16,1 | years apart to be reliably averaged. But a second kind of mutation
374 15,4 | increasingly unlikely. The law of averages alone would suggest that
375 App,1 | stunning discovery. Dr. Avraham Biran and his team were
376 22 | of a “great holy one” was awaited, for it was foretold in
377 10,3 | ignorance has caused an awful lot of the heartache and
378 8 | mathematics, is based on axioms and postulates, which, just
379 9,2 | 1990 (àbîut childrån whî åxpåriåncåd nåàr-dåàth). Ìichàål Sàbîm,
380 19,2 | closest to the Bible is the Babylonian report. The universality
381 19,2 | identical. Like the Hebrews, Babylonians, Greeks, Norsemen, and other
382 16,1 | also picked up a sizable back-migration from Europe to the Near
383 15,2 | Penzias and Wilson observed a background radiation pattern of incredible
384 8 | suppose that we made time run backwards! If we are located at a
385 15,2 | life, even the simplest bacterial life, and decided there
386 15,2 | producing photosynthetic bacterium. This seems to be one of
387 15 | academician, Professor R. E. Baer, a Russian scholar, zoologist
388 15,3 | The core of the gaseous ball that was to become the earth
389 9,2 | Ivy Bîîks, publishåd by Bàllàntinå Bîîks, 1990 , “To Hell and
390 19,2 | indicating human habitation, Ballard said.~ Interest in the Black
391 15,4 | long time after this. Upon banning them from the garden, God
392 15,6 | Hebrew word for created is bara and it means “cut out” or “
393 19,2 | countries and among the most barbarous tribes.”~ ~2. The geological
394 24 | an understanding of His bare oneness is more difficult. “
395 16,1 | genetic data, would be a bare-bones kind of history without
396 3 | magnetic field on the basis of barometric readings. Atheism replaces
397 App,1 | ruins the remains of a black basalt stele, or stone slab, containing
398 19,1 | Mountain ranges and ocean basins cannot erode in forty days
399 App,1 | apparently a nickname that meant “basket,” probably from “basketmaker.”]~“
400 App,1 | basket,” probably from “basketmaker.”]~“A person named Joseph
401 App,1 | is Uriah the husband of Bathsheba. The Hittites were a powerful
402 19,2 | to fill the basin like a bathtub. Then the rising lake-sea
403 15,6 | a flying reptile just as bats are flying mammals. This
404 1 | great deal of merit in the battle with him belongs to the
405 15,1 | creationists have made this issue a battleground by coercing well-meaning
406 1 | Strauss (1808-1874) and Bauer (1809-1882). This school,
407 22 | negatively critical) School of Baur and Strauss.~ But with this
408 9,2 | À. Ìîîdy, ÌD, Òhå Light Båyînd, Bàntàm Bîîks, NY 1990.
409 App,1 | Late Bronze Age, about 1400 BCE.”{8}~ Thus, current archeological
410 10,4 | Shirley MacLaine stands on the beach before the ocean and declares, “
411 15,2 | naturalist on the survey ship HMS Beagle for an expedition around
412 19,2 | expedition also spotted planks, beams, tree branches and chunks
413 13 | remarkable, however, that the bearer of this unquestionably divinely
414 15,3 | have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the
415 25 | sends us sorrows. Being beaten by things we were seeking
416 15,2 | systems, working eyes, and beating hearts. This was not a gradual
417 10,4 | God. Meanwhile, the sun beats down on the waves causing
418 21 | relationship of man to God is beautifully expressed in these words:
419 25 | art there: if I make my bed in hell, behold, thou art
420 App,1 | Winckler's find, Czech scholar Bedrich Hronzny proved the Hittite
421 10,6 | consumed at the same meal as beef. In Orthodox synagogues
422 24 | stunning the soul of man — begets a responsive, thankful,
423 21,1 | the transgressors, when I beheld the peace of sinners. For
424 15,6 | Hebrew word for cattle is behemah and it means a large quadruped.
425 24 | mind that it is entirely beholden for its origin to the divine
426 1 | propagated in the 18th century. Belonging to the list of deists were
427 App,1 | David.~ One of the most beloved characters in the Bible
428 15,2 | the dinosaurs were carried beneath them like mammals — think
429 App,2 | of Christ was passed in benefactions and by this was established
430 App,2 | Everyone can and must be a benefactor to every other person.~
431 8 | atheism, recognizing the beneficence of religion for morality,
432 8 | God is an exceptionally beneficent fear. This fear appears
433 15,8 | technology have greatly benefited from science. Because theories
434 15,4 | day” to be a 24-hour day.~“Benjamin shall ravin as a wolf: in
435 15 | world, says: “Nothing is bequeathed to us from ancient times
436 15,5 | developed in biology by L. Berg and Teilhard de Chardin: “
437 5 | The English philosopher Berkeley (1685-1753), gave this reasoning
438 1 | vivid representatives were Bernard of Clairvaux (+1153) and
439 24 | Christianity.~ Strict monotheism bestows little to the loftiness
440 22 | Forerunner). The place — Bethlehem; and the time — after seventy
441 19,2 | Flutsagen ethnographisch betrachtet) discusses eighty-eight
442 5 | either religion or science betrayed its principles and became
443 15,2 | Some fish, such as the male betta, do protect their nests
444 8 | the contrary, assists in bettering morals are absurd and are
445 18,4 | Sometimes, man can be bewildered: why does infinitely good
446 15,6 | our old views and in our bias.~God is in control. The
447 23 | Savior is Man-God.~ How biased is the conjecture that Christ
448 16,2 | make efforts to bring the Biblical account into congruence
449 9,2 | Bibliography on the subject of life after
450 10,5 | with Muslim terrorist Usama bin Laden and the support it
451 17,3 | that Adam and Eve persisted biologically after sinning, while having
452 15,9 | either the Bible or science.~Biologists have directly observed and
453 15,3 | done nothing to prepare the biota that not only surrounds
454 15,3 | straight line progression from bipedal apes to Homo habilis, to
455 19,2 | site of ancient Ur, the birthplace of the first patriarch Abraham,
456 7 | exists,” depends not one bit on the fact that it might
457 10,1 | leader no matter how weird or bizarre they might get.~Since all
458 App,1 | complete. Walls and floors were blackened or reddened by fire and
459 18,2 | hand of the Maker in every blade of grass.~ However, despite
460 10,3 | enlightenment as ignorance is blamed for mankind's plight. Certainly,
461 1 | Orthodox) Church, however, was blameless in regard to hostility against
462 19,2 | Woolley found an ancient blanket of waterborne silt without
463 14 | of faith and reason. Some blindly believe in human intellect,
464 16 | mankind by Christ, or the blissfulness of this salvation.~ The
465 15,9 | as long as this stumbling block remains.~The observed speciation
466 15,4 | without the chemical building blocks of life. And there is the
467 15,2 | dinosaurs were warm or cold blooded. Because they look like
468 15,2 | ponder this. What a mind blower! Creationists have spent
469 10,4 | into huge clouds, and then blows the clouds about with its
470 15,2 | especially since many soft bodied fossils predating the Cambrian
471 15,2 | Darwin. The name itself can boil the blood of many an otherwise
472 24 | Marxism and, through it, into Bolshevik communism, becoming the
473 1 | of Clairvaux (+1153) and Bonaventure (+1274).~Amid the mass of
474 10,4 | leaders who have held them in bondage to the caste system? What
475 15,4 | Hebrew word for morning is boqer and it means sunrise or
476 22 | and ritualistic decrees bore only a local, national character.
477 24 | infinite fullness in the very bosom of the Divinity, where a
478 19,2 | breached the natural dam at the Bosporus.~ Later a cataclysmic deluge
479 3 | Many people are afraid to bother their consciences, and are
480 19,2 | salt water plunged to the bottom of the existing fresh water
481 8 | knowledge, and, therefore, the boundaries of the meaning of empirical
482 15,2 | afterwards could ever cross this boundary given time and chance alone.~
483 16,2 | harmonious, excellent, wisely and bountifully ordered.~• Man is an
484 10,4 | image... Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor
485 App,1 | of Caiaphas.” Inside this box were the remains of a 60-
486 15,8 | do not need to check your brains at the door to worship God,
487 15,3 | the pattern of multiple branchings and extinctions known for
488 24 | and, by this, removed the brand of scorn from all honest
489 18,4 | it is linked to adultery, breach of vows, destruction of
490 19,2 | waters of the Mediterranean breached the natural dam at the Bosporus.~
491 21 | enemy be hungry, give him bread to eat; and if he be thirsty,
492 1 | had remained true to the breadth of the latter’s view concerning
493 15,6 | Lord “breathed into man breaths of lives” (nishmat haiiim).~
494 15,9 | inability of the subject to breed with the original population.
495 15,9 | various cases where the breeding of a controlled or isolated
496 16,2 | already clear, from this brevity, why he does not draw the
497 20 | definition of Bishop Ignatius Brianchaninov, man’s state in Paradise
498 15,1 | represent an intentional genetic bridge used by God to transform
499 2 | Orthodox Christianity. Let us briefly analyze these views. ~
500 15,1 | and tiger kind, or even a broader grouping like the cat kind.~
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