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1001 24 | the most bitter fate of drowning with a millstone round the
1002 18,3 | brutality). It occurs due to the dual effect of physical evil:
1003 1 | Luther regarded as blind and dull in its nature). In the opinion
1004 3 | gloom over intelligence and dulls conscience, and unruly living
1005 15,5 | Romanian priest and theologian Dumitru Staniloae, and by Bishop
1006 15,2 | conditions has tried to duplicate what the earth did almost
1007 15,6 | will produce only exact duplicates of yourself until the end
1008 15,4 | the Hebrew day starts at dusk helps, but then we are still
1009 10,5 | Muslims. Every Muslim has 5 duties:~ ~ to make the profession
1010 25 | wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost parts of
1011 21,1 | destiny of the dead. The dwelling-place of the dead was called “
1012 App,1 | that there was a Davidic dynasty that ruled Israel. We can
1013 15 | academician, Professor R. E. Baer, a Russian scholar,
1014 9,2 | måthîdicàl invåstigàtiîn). Êånnåth Ring, PhD Lifå àt Dåàth,
1015 19,1 | visible today. The creatures earmarked for rescue included only
1016 10,4 | can be perfect enough to earn eternal peace, the Hindus
1017 10,4 | son of a rich ruler, you earned it by your past deeds. The
1018 15,3 | from the perspective of an earthbound observer. This observer
1019 App,1 | strengthened from behind by an earthen rampart. Domestic structures
1020 9,2 | Åugånå, Îrågîn, 1992. Rîbårt Êàstånbàum, Is Òhårå Lifå àftår Dåàth?,
1021 15,4 | for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely
1022 8 | a stone to earth or the ebb and flow of the tides. We
1023 1 | of Christianity; and J. Ebrard (1818-1888), Apologetics.
1024 19,4 | Nah. 1:8; Ezech. 14:14; Ecclus., 44:18 sq.; Ps. 28:10;
1025 1 | and institutes of learning eclipsing famous Athens, the Christian
1026 22 | for example, the fourth eclogue of the Roman poet Virgil,
1027 24 | scientific, political, economic, etc. The teaching of Feuerbach
1028 11 | special state of unconscious ecstasy is a necessary condition.
1029 19,1 | New Bible Dictionary, 2d ed., eds. J. D. Douglas, et
1030 19,1 | Bible Dictionary, 2d ed., eds. J. D. Douglas, et al.,
1031 3 | systems in a few modern educational institutions also facilitate
1032 3 | thought to see that their educators’ anti-religion assaults
1033 19,2 | the Reverend Myron Eells reported in 1878, 'they
1034 15,8 | method has proven to be very effective. Our knowledge and technology
1035 19,1 | or even a few years.~ The effects of such monstrous erosion,
1036 15,2 | nest of eggs is far less efficient than just laying more eggs
1037 15,2 | feathered, warm-blooded egg layers that often care for
1038 15,7 | humbling and may bruise our ego, but it should not cause
1039 17,1 | Chinese, the Indians, the Egyptians, the ancient Greeks, the
1040 19,4 | wherein a few, that is, eight souls, were saved by water.”
1041 App,1 | high. At its top was an eight-foot brick wall strengthened
1042 19,2 | ethnographisch betrachtet) discusses eighty-eight different flood stories,
1043 2 | Lomonosov, Mendeleyev, Pavlov, Einstein, Bergson, Plank, Jeans,
1044 App,1 | details of the find: “The most elaborately decorated ossuary found
1045 15,5 | creative activity of nature, ‘elan vital’ (in the expression
1046 16,2 | giving mankind the first elementary natural history;
1047 22 | The people of Israel were elected in order to give the world
1048 8 | laws of conservation of electric charge would have to be
1049 8 | wrong, invalidating all electronics and demanding that your
1050 1 | s Fundamental Theology; Eleonsky’s Brief Report on Fundamental
1051 16,2 | exist would be incapable of elevating mankind ethically. The history
1052 19,1 | forty days nor build up in eleven months, as would be required
1053 15,2 | Scripture, and it does not eliminate God if it is ever proven
1054 13 | as the cause of evil was eliminated because ethical imperfection
1055 10,6 | given by Justice Menachem Elon, is that Messianic Jews “
1056 1 | scholar Livanius, a teacher of eloquence. St. Basil the Great and
1057 24 | purification, elevation and elucidation of the idea of monotheism.
1058 18 | since the earliest ages. The elusiveness of this problem for the
1059 15 | representation of the world emanating out of a divine substance,
1060 App,1 | along the Euphrates called Emar, have proven that the ceremonies
1061 2 | man’s spirit, positivism emasculates itself as a world-view,
1062 19,1 | the great flood is not an embarrassment for the Christian. We are
1063 App,1 | translated by C.D. Yonge, “On the Embassy to Gaius,” pp. 301-302).~
1064 6 | symbolic images, which, embedded in the muteness of silence (
1065 18,3 | abilities. Suffering can embitter and cast down, but it can
1066 15,2 | earth.~ Scientists began to embrace this “evolution” theory
1067 8 | principle of modern science has emerged in the 1980s called “the
1068 15,6 | Here the same pattern emerges as in the earlier passages.
1069 16,1 | Neanderthals, which had emigrated from Africa many thousands
1070 18,1 | general. A product of this emotion is his desire to help, protect,
1071 15,6 | of life in man: bodily, emotional-bodily, emotional, spiritual-emotional
1072 10,6 | they believe in Jesus. To emphasize this fact, some use the
1073 15,5 | Fr. Vasili Zenkovsky also emphasized the biblical “creative potential”
1074 2 | or as Blessed Augustine emphasizes, possibly from “reeligere” —
1075 21 | consists not only of being employed at a certain duty to his
1076 8 | existence out of nothing. From empty space with no force, no
1077 24 | doubt represents the same enchanting, attractive, and fascinating
1078 App,1 | wall. Another brick wall enclosed the rest of the city. The
1079 19,1 | itself. The designated area encompasses more than one hundred thousand
1080 21,1 | grave. Although, for the encouragement of a good moral life of
1081 24 | be applied to life, and encourages knowledge which serves as
1082 | ending
1083 21 | to slaves, generosity to enemies, etc. If thine enemy be
1084 8 | positivism were especially energetic in emphasizing the indemonstrability
1085 24 | science which was especially engaged in the investigation of
1086 5 | things (miracles) as steam engines, then the higher divine
1087 1 | progenitor of deism was the Englishman, Lord Cherberry, in the
1088 16 | to missionary activity to enlighten wild peoples (our smaller
1089 2 | and nature as one, also is enmeshed in insoluble contradictions,
1090 16,2 | weaknesses, passions and enmity, bringing and spreading
1091 1 | apprehension of science, nor an enmity towards pagan philosophers.
1092 15,2 | plants produced oxygen, which enriched and changed the atmosphere,
1093 15,3 | cleansing the atmosphere and enriching it with oxygen, making air-breathing
1094 15,3 | Neanderthals, and to us, Homo sapiens. But this model of a single
1095 16 | inclination to liberate enslaved and oppressed peoples and
1096 2 | absolute Truth, becomes entangled in a mass of contradictions
1097 9,1 | Holy Scripture to avoid entanglement in the webs of philosophic
1098 16,2 | good"; the world in its entirety is harmonious, excellent,
1099 App,1 | were prominent political entities as the Bible describes.
1100 1 | is a Russian translation entitled, The History of the Relationship
1101 15,3 | an entirely unprecedented entity in the living world. This
1102 19,1 | 1-5). Noah completes his entrance into the ark on the very
1103 17,3 | necessary because without entropy, no work could be done.
1104 13 | was always absent from the enumerated and described properties
1105 19,2 | Völkerwanderungen, pp. 8-18) enumerates sixty-three such flood stories
1106 15,3 | would see the earth was enveloped in a heavy cloud of volcanic
1107 15,3 | vapor and carbon dioxide envelops the earth. Life appears
1108 15,7 | survive in and explore even environments that will not sustain our
1109 15,3 | family tree has long been envisioned as a straight line progression
1110 1 | criticism of the teaching of Epicurius about the origin of the
1111 17,3 | geocentric universe with complex epicycles. Since the universe must
1112 19,4 | in Luke 17:26-27. In the Epistle to the Hebrews 11:7, the
1113 15,5 | young-earth creation, but applies equally to an old-earth view.~Evolution —
1114 15,8 | you exclude Him from the equation. What is really being said
1115 15,9 | with the evidence are ill equipped to deal with this knowledge.
1116 10,5 | in the US for too often “equivocating between implicit support
1117 22 | proofs, suitable for all eras, Christianity contains many
1118 8 | spirit that we can in no way erase it within ourselves. The
1119 19,1 | of the disaster had been erased. Similarly, a one-year flood
1120 15,4 | Hebrew word for evening is 'ereb, it is translated night
1121 App,1 | to commemorate Pilate's erection and dedication of a Tiberium,
1122 19,1 | and ocean basins cannot erode in forty days nor build
1123 15,3 | faith and science. Many erroneously think there are only two
1124 10,3 | thus allowing the people to escape suffering the penalty of
1125 15,2 | and to man, in a way that escapes cold-blooded life.~In varying
1126 15,3 | hominid fossil record itself. Eschewing preconceived models of evolution,
1127 19,1 | as an indication that the Eskimos and Incas were familiar
1128 11 | Church Fathers point with especial insistence to the great
1129 15 | and geology. But the very essentials, in relation to the order
1130 15,1 | planned for His creation, the establishing of the limits creation will
1131 5 | religious faith with deep esteem and reverence. True knowledge
1132 11 | to this teaching, people esteemed worthy of being heralds
1133 App,1 | excavated. In fact, it is estimated that less than two percent
1134 19,1 | ed., eds. J. D. Douglas, et al., Wheaton, IL: Tyndale,
1135 11 | pointed to the unusually ethical-salutary action of Christian teaching
1136 10,6 | Messiah. Culturally and ethnically they are Jews, but they
1137 19,2 | R. Andree (Die Flutsagen ethnographisch betrachtet) discusses eighty-eight
1138 8 | in the fifth postulate of Euclid (that is, that through one
1139 App,1 | and from a site along the Euphrates called Emar, have proven
1140 23 | times and peoples? If the Evangelists “invented” Christ, they
1141 10,4 | waves causing the water to evaporate, so the sun might claim
1142 13 | that God is eternal and ever-existing, and, at the same time,
1143 19,1 | the highest mountains like Everest; rather, it says that a
1144 15,2 | the views of Copernicus in everyday language. Interestingly,
1145 5 | the copper. The Lord God evidently has forces which are more
1146 18,3 | seeming advantages, the evildoing cripples the moral self
1147 15,3 | to come to terms, because evolution has done nothing
1148 15 | absolute and infinite cause can evoke existence out of non-existence!
1149 15,5 | doctrinal basis to reject evolutionism. Neither does it make sense
1150 15,9 | course this infuriates the evolutionist who then demands a definition
1151 5 | consciousness as a product of evolving matter.) Even consciousness
1152 16,2 | Being has sent me to you (Ex. 3:13‑14).~Such is the lofty
1153 6 | support. Both religion and art exalt us and awaken in us aspirations
1154 18,4 | is the supreme good which exalts man above the entire nature.
1155 8 | in the final purpose. It examines the world not only as something
1156 App,1 | begins, only a fraction of an excavation site is actually examined,
1157 App,1 | Nothing discovered by the excavators has in any way discredited
1158 10,5 | sanctioning polygamy (he himself exceeded the “proper” limit of four
1159 16,2 | towards moral purity and excellence, so as not to deface and
1160 24 | other system of morality, excelling them all by its fullness,
1161 19,2 | excepting the African; these are excepted, not because it is certain
1162 8 | can by no means be denied. Exceptions are extraordinarily insignificant
1163 11 | contradictions. Arbitrarily and excessively expanding the understanding
1164 25 | is why David the Psalmist exclaimed, “Whither shall I go from
1165 10 | the pagan world was not excluded by the design of God from
1166 10,6 | say; these are mutually exclusive categories. In December,
1167 10,6 | Civilization, 1934), was excommunicated by the Union of Orthodox
1168 App,2 | wisely, and happily would the excruciating and insoluble social problems
1169 App,1 | Jesus' arrest, trial and execution.~ ~The Pilate inscription.~
1170 App,2 | self-possession, praying for his executioners, solicitous of His Mother.
1171 15,1 | whether he was using sound exegesis. It is natural to assume
1172 15,2 | even devotion, that best exemplifies the upper limits of the
1173 15,0 | time and effort have been exerted by theologians and scientists
1174 App,2 | perfection, is impossible to exhaust with human words. According
1175 App,1 | Pilate was found guilty and exiled. In his shame he later committed
1176 8 | matter would have to become existent. Even if this could happen
1177 8 | light and heat each time it expanded and rebounded.~The atheist'
1178 15,9 | problem is in our faulty expectations. As was mentioned before,
1179 8 | can be simply unexplained expediencies from the point of view of
1180 8 | not be so much strength expended on the latter. If in our
1181 5 | of phenomena investigated experimentally, is fully correct in approaching
1182 21 | The limitless necessity to expiate one’s sins was the most
1183 15,3 | God caused the universe to explode out of nothing. One of the
1184 15,6 | came to dominate the earth, exploding in numbers and variety.
1185 15,7 | learned to survive in and explore even environments that will
1186 8 | has been one that has been explored in many different ways.
1187 23 | reflecting on Him and in exploring His image, we discover an
1188 11 | expressed. It is necessary to expose them.~The famous Jewish
1189 1 | Experiment of Apologetical Exposition of Orthodox Christian Doctrine,
1190 1 | Christian dogmas, endeavored to expound Church teaching using only
1191 12 | and all the prophets, He expounded unto them in all the scriptures
1192 16,2 | conception of God that Moses is expounding in the first words of the
1193 15,3 | individual planets. Day 2 expresses the work of God in forming
1194 15,2 | They have some emotional expressive abilities and some sense
1195 19,2 | Moreover, these stories extend through all the races of
1196 14 | Creator. Both the interior and exterior revelations have one Source,
1197 15,3 | multiple branchings and extinctions known for other groups of
1198 15,4 | crashing into Earth and extinguishing complex plant and animal
1199 23 | It is not possible to extol Christ; one can only reverently
1200 15 | excludes the assumption of an extraneous force which God required
1201 8 | be denied. Exceptions are extraordinarily insignificant and can be
1202 15,3 | sapiens is not simply an extrapolation or improvement of what went
1203 13 | sharply differs from all these extremes. The world, in the Old Testament
1204 10,5 | terrorism.” It says that Islamic extremist organizations often operate
1205 19,4 | appeal to Is. 56:9; Nah. 1:8; Ezech. 14:14; Ecclus., 44:18 sq.;
1206 19,2 | call the flood tradition a fable. It would, indeed, be a
1207 16,2 | surrounding them. These fables told of imaginary gods and
1208 21,1 | away tears from off all faces (Isaiah 25:8). Thy dead
1209 4 | its relationship to other facets of the spiritual life of
1210 3 | educational institutions also facilitate the spread of atheism. The
1211 15,5 | of evolution: “If I were facing the task of pointing out
1212 9,2 | Ànkånbårg ànd J. Wåldîn, Òhå Fàcts în Lifå Àftår Dåàth, Hàrvåst
1213 4 | formal” (The Dispute of the Faculties, 1798). This formal difference,
1214 8 | impossibility immediately fades as soon as we replace the
1215 15,8 | misuse science is when they fail to differentiate between
1216 15,4 | acknowledge that life arose fairly quickly on Earth, and they
1217 11 | communicated to them and faithfully set them down in the holy
1218 3 | alongside vice, and can lead to faithlessness, unless youths recollect
1219 16,2 | of the morning dew that falleth down upon the earth! (Wis.
1220 2 | mistaken or deluded (faith in a falsehood). Where and in what is the
1221 3 | brought up in religious families and ardently believing during
1222 15,7 | or are suffering from a famine on the other side of the
1223 1 | of his ardent nature — to fanaticism. Tertullian completely denied
1224 10,5 | view Muslims as radical fanatics who do not value life as
1225 15,2 | earth did it without all the fancy tools at God's command.~
1226 15,2 | offense to snake and lizard fans, but mammals are capable
1227 22 | particular star). Even in far-off China, during the period
1228 15,2 | hunter-gatherer and settle down, get a farm and raise some cows? Or
1229 App,1 | and es-Safi is Zoar.~ What fascinated the archaeologists is that
1230 24 | enchanting, attractive, and fascinating phenomenon which cannot
1231 15,4 | the foundations thereof fastened? or who laid the corner
1232 10,5 | and pervaded by a sense of fatalism (kismet). Muhammad himself
1233 10 | but also the presence of a fateful corruption of man’s will.
1234 15,2 | known today as the Ediacaran fauna, which may date to 700 million
1235 1 | always treated knowledge favorably. She maintained a respect
1236 15,1 | this is not true, but it is feared that admitting otherwise
1237 5 | all the dead at the future fearful Judgment. Nothing interfered
1238 15,9 | praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your
1239 15,2 | from accomplishing this feat or even understanding it.
1240 15,2 | summarize — birds are winged, feathered, warm-blooded egg layers
1241 15,2 | Scripture is pointing out. The feathers of Birds are unique, but
1242 21 | the most characteristic feature of Old Testament man.~ “
1243 15,7 | own children are safe and fed, we are moved to feed other
1244 15,7 | and fed, we are moved to feed other hungry children —
1245 App,1 | are the ancient cities of Feifa and Khanazir. Studies of
1246 15,3 | 000 years ago. How did our fellow humans differ from us? Which
1247 15,1 | different manner than does a fern, just as man relates differently
1248 5 | faith is developed, the fewer the imaginary contradictions
1249 1 | principles of Kant (1724-1804), Fichte (1762-1814), Schelling (
1250 10,5 | of the patriarchate. The fierce and even brutal persecution
1251 App,1 | excavated. Such a massive fiery destruction would match
1252 App,1 | city was a retaining wall fifteen feet high. At its top was
1253 19,1 | the earth a hundred and fifty days (7:6-24). The waters
1254 15,1 | Two extreme opinions are fighting with each other on this
1255 15,6 | what was it? Some clay figurine of the grey-hen or a live
1256 15,3 | During “day five” we see the filling of the seas and the skies
1257 15,3 | furnace ignites and light fills the solar system. This was +
1258 24 | is elucidated for us with finality in the light of the mystery
1259 15,1 | species — different types of finches for instance. Macroevolution'
1260 App,1 | Greenhut, who confirmed the finding, describes the event: “It
1261 15,3 | rather than out of constant fine-tuning by natural selection over
1262 15,2 | death and allowing you to finish the course of life in God’
1263 15,3 | heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them.
1264 15,5 | eternity.”~Professor N. N. Fioletov, who took part in the Local
1265 15,7 | other side of the world. A fireman who rushes into a burning
1266 21 | of the world expressed so firmly as in the familiar words
1267 23 | courage and the wholehearted firmness of religious will.~ There
1268 App,1 | Acts 4:6). Josephus [the first-century Jewish historian] gives
1269 15,2 | this expedition Darwin saw firsthand things he could not explain
1270 24 | genuine critical thought. Firstly, Christianity, as we pointed
1271 23 | people as were the Galilean fishermen. How could it have been
1272 15,2 | generation — survival of the fittest — it would be far more beneficial
1273 16 | horizon of mankind to a fitting scale. Only Christianity
1274 15,2 | with little stones, some flat, some round, etc. Now suppose
1275 17,2 | and Eve, having obeyed the flattery of the serpent-devil, transgressed
1276 1 | savants and philosophers Flavious Arrianus (+96 A.D.), Lucian
1277 22 | antiquity — such as Josephius Flavius, Tacitus, and Suetonius —
1278 3 | stuck in the spider web of fleshly passions. After several
1279 15,2 | dinosaurs, so it is not flight alone that Scripture is
1280 19,2 | animals as the ecosystem flipped from fresh water to salt
1281 15,4 | much of the cosmic debris floating around the solar system.
1282 19,2 | the great deep” and “the floodgates of the heavens.” The respective
1283 19,1 | data tell us about massive floods in the earth's history?
1284 15,7 | our lives, like the ocean floor and outer space.~Some see
1285 App,1 | was complete. Walls and floors were blackened or reddened
1286 1 | activity of the Christian East flourished during the era of the Ecumenical
1287 3 | life of modern townspeople flows in daily fuss, traffic noise,
1288 15,8 | the evidence, science is fluid, changing with new discoveries.
1289 19,2 | account. R. Andree (Die Flutsagen ethnographisch betrachtet)
1290 15,9 | is a collection of books focusing on God's dealing with, and
1291 18,1 | because cardboard always folds along it. Science cannot
1292 App,1 | to dismiss the story as folklore. Does archaeology support
1293 15,6 | third life...” A Christian follower, while carrying in himself
1294 15,6 | than the other but it is folly to demand a preferred method
1295 8 | as Dr. Carl Sagan is so fond of saying, nothing could
1296 App,1 | northern Galilee at the foot of Mt. Hermon. Evidence
1297 19,2 | of the Black Sea's 7,000-foot-deep abyss may shelter intact
1298 19,3 | all the way down to the foothills skirting the Mesopotamian
1299 App,2 | desiring to walk in the footsteps of Christ, can accomplish
1300 16,1 | The geneticists' first foray into human prehistory was
1301 21 | welfare of widows and orphans, forbearance to insolvent debtors, assistance
1302 App,1 | Joseph. It was probably a forefather who had acquired this nickname [
1303 22 | of a great prophet (the Forerunner). The place — Bethlehem;
1304 8 | Kant, this objection was foreseen by the learned French philosopher
1305 5 | philosophy was the world of godly foresight [in the history of the preparation
1306 11 | sure to be contained the foretelling of the future, the disclosure
1307 22 | was awaited, for it was foretold in antiquity by Chinese
1308 9,1 | friends or relatives to forewarn them of what awaits in the
1309 3 | inspired truths, in order to forge a conflict between faith
1310 6 | therefore, begins where art forgets its divine origin and turns
1311 21 | of man the necessity of forgiveness. It is possible that in
1312 18,1 | he pleases others, loves, forgives, gives up his own interests,
1313 | formerly
1314 8 | Combining all aspects and formulations of ethical proof of God’
1315 App,2 | in the dreadful hour of forsakenness, He appealed to his forsaking
1316 App,2 | forsakenness, He appealed to his forsaking Father, confident in the
1317 3 | will see townships without fortification, sciences or hierarchy,
1318 14 | irrespective of stellar luminaries. Fortunately, such conflicts of science
1319 10,6 | expressed at a Messianic Forum luncheon in St. Louis, “
1320 10,6 | people continue to look forward to the coming of the Messiah
1321 15,2 | such as plants, do not fossilize as easily as bone and hard
1322 15 | and complicated (birds and four-footed animals). Finally, man is
1323 App,1 | while the widest contained fourteen. The letters that remained
1324 App,1 | pilgrims. Eusebius, the fourth-century historian, notes that Pilate
1325 1 | historian Eusebius cites a fragment on it in which Quadratus
1326 18,2 | nature, singing of birds, fragrance of flowers make man joyful.
1327 4 | good deeds. As a naturally fragrant flower cannot but be sweet-smelling,
1328 19,4 | not seen, moved with fear, framed the ark for the saving of
1329 15,8 | learned thus far? The basic framework of creation presented in
1330 16,1 | cave paintings of southern France, dating to at least 30,000
1331 19,2 | history of primitive man, and Franz Delitzsch was of opinion
1332 17,2 | sprinkled with the blood of fratricide. Then came polygamy, wars,
1333 5 | appear to be either fiction, fraud or a phenomenon which science
1334 App,1 | patriarchal period. Dr. Fred Wright summarizes the importance
1335 8 | scientists like Paul Davies and Frederick Hoyle and others are raising
1336 15,2 | field and happened upon a free-standing stone arch. Now this could
1337 10,6 | observed from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday.
1338 15,7 | personal relationship, even friendship, with the Creator of the
1339 15,7 | densest jungles, to the frozen Arctic. We have learned
1340 17,3 | creation was subjected to frustration by the will of the one who
1341 15,2 | discovered in 1820. What fueled the fire of separation between
1342 8 | into existence. The process fueling this incredible furnace
1343 19,1 | Mesopotamia. Therefore, to fulfill His purpose in sending the
1344 18,1 | up his own interests, or fulfills an obligation of a member
1345 15,2 | necessary parts are there, functioning together, or the unit fails
1346 15,2 | made directly from dust. Fundamentalists agree. The Protestant Church
1347 15,2 | nursing their young and fur. Mostly, it is the advanced
1348 10,4 | stars are glowing nuclear furnaces. They are not gods who guide
1349 9 | perfect — that is the ideal furnished to man by God Himself.~ ~
1350 8 | process known as thermonuclear fusion. Every second that passes,
1351 25 | start to understand the futility of our activities and turn
1352 10,1 | Judaism’s belief in one true G-d, in blessing or punishment
1353 18,1 | tolerance. In a word, he gains nobility of spirit.~ On
1354 App,1 | Yonge, “On the Embassy to Gaius,” pp. 301-302).~Years after
1355 15,2 | living creatures. Also the Galapagos Islands proved puzzling,
1356 23 | uneducated people as were the Galilean fishermen. How could it
1357 App,1 | Dan, located in northern Galilee at the foot of Mt. Hermon.
1358 15,2 | This led physicist George Gamow to present the big bang
1359 15,8 | zone with this statement. Gaps, holes, and improbabilities
1360 15,3 | of these. The core of the gaseous ball that was to become
1361 10,5 | Gregory V, was hung from the gates of the patriarchate. The
1362 15,3 | dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called
1363 22 | understood this and fixed their gaze on the future religion of
1364 15,1 | Archbishop James Usher used the genealogies provided in Genesis to calculate
1365 14 | from superficial and hasty generalizations which have nothing to do
1366 8 | arrive at the following generalized conclusion. The existence
1367 21 | philanthropy to slaves, generosity to enemies, etc. If thine
1368 15,2 | possibility of passing its genes on to the next generation —
1369 15,7 | this might not be the case. Genetically there is not much physical
1370 11 | man’s spirit, natural to genius. In such a way, the supernatural,
1371 15 | Jeans and the other greatest geniuses of the world are known to
1372 10,6 | who would free them from Gentile rule and establish the glory
1373 23 | the ideal humility and gentleness, the inexhaustible longsuffering,
1374 17,3 | construct his model of the geocentric universe with complex epicycles.
1375 19 | Flood mentioned in the Bible geographically universal? global? or was
1376 17,3 | planetary orbits must follow a geometric pattern of mathematical
1377 8 | Thoughts on Religion), that if geometry could provoke man’s passions,
1378 15,2 | speed. This led physicist George Gamow to present the big
1379 10,6 | Reform movement began in Germany as an attempt to modernize
1380 25 | humans, beasts, insects and germs, it would not have worn
1381 App,2 | prayer in the garden of Gethsemane with these words: nevertheless
1382 8 | would not run any more. Getting old is simple conformity
1383 15,2 | from single-celled forms to giant kelp. Bacteria and algae
1384 17,3 | and he was immortal by the gift of his Creator.”~ It is
1385 15,1 | instance. A cricket is not a gill-breathing fish, and it is hard to
1386 10,5 | Hagar. Hagar was the servant girl of Sarah, Abraham’s wife.
1387 10,5 | of the universe, and the giver of life. The Muslims also
1388 5 | resisteth the proud, but giveth grace unto the humble (James
1389 19,2 | 500 years ago when melting glaciers raised sea level until the
1390 15,5 | For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to
1391 15,4 | galaxy itself — not in a globular cluster, not in a metal-poor
1392 3 | belief in God.~ Sin casts gloom over intelligence and dulls
1393 1 | Christianity. In contrast to the gloomy pantheism of Spinoza, it
1394 15,1 | they sound like they are glorifying God.~ Naturalistic science,
1395 10,4 | your prayers. The stars are glowing nuclear furnaces. They are
1396 App,1 | Noted archaeologist Nelson Glueck writes, “As a matter of
1397 18,2 | evil in itself (Buddhism, Gnostic and modern theosophist teachings).~
1398 24 | divine dignity.~ From the Gnostics of the first centuries of
1399 14 | and science have their own goals and methods, and, while
1400 15,6 | physical, animal, psychic, God-like, spiritual. Bishop Theophan
1401 11 | Christ is the fullness of God-revealed Truth. Speaking with His
1402 11 | example, the prophet and God-seer Moses). Intermediary Revelation
1403 16,2 | told of imaginary gods and goddesses, who a) are themselves dependent
1404 15,1 | well-meaning clergy into believing godless science is purposely attempting
1405 17,1 | to them which makes them godlike in truth. A full personal
1406 7 | transformed into “a wild goose chase,” a fruitless chase
1407 1 | were not injurious to the government, but on the contrary, were
1408 5 | means through which God governs the world, and the actions
1409 App,2 | fulfillment of the most gracious and just will of the Father.
1410 15,6 | are five levels, sides or “grades” of life in man: bodily,
1411 15,1 | will of God.~But what if gradualism could be proven irrefutably?
1412 15,2 | Church of England. Upon graduation Darwin signed on as an unpaid
1413 8 | existence of God: “Lord! You grant wisdom to faith; give me
1414 8 | Numbered among these powers, granted to us by God, is also the
1415 10,5 | heaven as a place of sensual gratification.~ ~ ~
1416 21 | law, and be solicitous in gratifying, not people, but God! And
1417 App,1 | and his never ending, and gratuitous, and most grievous inhumanity” (
1418 10,4 | shalt not make unto thee any graven image... Thou shalt not
1419 18,1 | he becomes bad himself: greedy, insatiable, rude, impudent,
1420 15,3 | life, I have given every green herb for meat: and it was
1421 App,1 | Israeli archaeologist Zvi Greenhut, who confirmed the finding,
1422 19 | the Arctic, Antarctica, Greenland, Australia, and the American
1423 15,6 | Some clay figurine of the grey-hen or a live body? It was a
1424 25 | be thankful in accepting grief from Him. Children do not
1425 App,1 | and gratuitous, and most grievous inhumanity” (The Works of
1426 17,3 | Scripture does not say when this groaning began, only that it continues
1427 8 | sometimes denied validity on the grounds that they do not have the
1428 16,1 | geneticists have developed a growing confidence in mitochondrial
1429 15,8 | a marvelous way that it grows with our understanding.
1430 21 | Such an intercession and guarantee was an object of the most
1431 10,6 | Israel’s Law of Return (which guarantees citizenship to every Jew
1432 15,4 | And the captain of the guard charged Joseph with them,
1433 8 | love and higher justice, guards a man and leads him to eternal
1434 15,8 | rather it offers a best guess explanation based on the
1435 20 | profound idea: that only the guiltless can make a satisfying sacrifice
1436 15,3 | from bipedal apes to Homo habilis, to Homo erectus, to Neanderthals,
1437 15,4 | Earth may be a singular habitat for animal life. Indeed,
1438 13 | moods and the most diverse habits of mind and character, if
1439 15,2 | Australopithecus, Homo erectus, Homo hablis, and Neanderthal man should
1440 1 | written to the Roman Emperor Hadrian in 126 A.D.) The historian
1441 22 | Isaiah, Daniel, Malachi, Haggai, and others). It was accurately
1442 15,6 | breaths of lives” (nishmat haiiim).~ Man has several levels
1443 1 | 1193-1280), Alexander de Hales (+1245), and John Duns (
1444 2 | however, in most cases are half-educated people. Even among scholars
1445 9,2 | Dåàth?, Nåw Yîrk, Prånticå Hàll, 1984.~ ~ ~
1446 19,2 | survivors and seems to have been handed down to their children,
1447 15,6 | be in charge of them and handle them in a harmonious way,
1448 8 | before these inexorably cruel happenings upon which all life wholly
1449 App,2 | How simply, wisely, and happily would the excruciating and
1450 15,3 | explosion.” Creatures with hard-shelled bodies like trilobites and
1451 23 | exceptional completeness and harmoniousness of both the personality
1452 15,1 | actually not difficult to harmonize modern science with the
1453 15,6 | record. This interpretation harmonizes Scripture with the fossil
1454 18,3 | of the transgressor and harms others. We can imagine a
1455 9,2 | Råcîllåctiîns îf Dåàth, Hàrpår & Rîw Publishårs, NY 1982. (
1456 1 | apology was found by Randall Harrison in 1889), the philosopher
1457 9,2 | Fàcts în Lifå Àftår Dåàth, Hàrvåst Hîuså Publishårs, Åugånå,
1458 15,4 | remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and
1459 19,2 | tehom rabah and 'aruboth hashamayim. These terms refer to subterranean
1460 10,6 | scope of Judaism include Hasidic Judaism, a pietistic movement
1461 15,3 | sterile earth travailed and hastened to bring forth its fruit,
1462 3 | while still alive, has to hastily use all life’s available
1463 14 | constructed from superficial and hasty generalizations which have
1464 15,2 | for their young after they hatched. This is hardly reptilian
1465 15,2 | more care after birth, or hatching in this case, than reptile
1466 App,1 | kingdom. Its original name was Hattusha and the city covered an
1467 App,1 | of the Arameans, probably Hazael, is victorious over Israel
1468 20 | oblations can be observed a hazy sense of a profound idea:
1469 15,3 | fill the skies above the heads of the dinosaurs. — 700
1470 18,3 | conditions can wear and harm health, while in proper conditions
1471 25 | know they are necessary and health-giving.~ Everyone should clearly
1472 19,2 | pieces of wood and a trash heap with polished stones and
1473 App,1 | one discovery we will be hearing more about in years to come.~ ~
1474 10,3 | caused an awful lot of the heartache and pain we see in the world.
1475 1 | Faith was summarized in a heartfelt reception of that which
1476 15,8 | continue to be the subject of heated debates. That the first
1477 19,2 | volume of Niagara Falls. The heavier salt water plunged to the
1478 15,6 | of man.~ According to the Hebraic text of the Scriptures The
1479 25 | The Providence of God.~A heedless and absent-minded man can
1480 24 | Christ.~ Feuerbach, a leftist Hegelian, wrote a long investigation,
1481 24 | centuries of Christianity to Hegelianism in its contemporary currents,
1482 24 | moral conscience of man to a height which would have been impossible
1483 15,2 | with verse 1:21 recording a heightened level of creation on day
1484 8 | interest, as, instead, a heightening of interest in proofs of
1485 23 | greatest saints, comprising the heights of Christian mankind, but
1486 19,4 | world; and was instituted heir of the justice which is
1487 5 | truth … a child-guide of the Hellenes to Christ, reflecting in
1488 1 | acquainted with all of the Hellenistic wisdom, the latter most
1489 1 | education in comparison to the Hellenized East, and the weakness of
1490 15,7 | had been, in any way, a helper to God in the creation of
1491 10 | acknowledged their complete helplessness in solving such a problem.
1492 15,9 | Observed speciation.~Heralded as the deathblow to creationism
1493 11 | esteemed worthy of being heralds of divine Revelations were
1494 1 | the false gnosticism of heretical schools the true gnosticism
1495 1 | of heresy to lie in the heretics’ faulty understanding of
1496 App,1 | Galilee at the foot of Mt. Hermon. Evidence indicates that
1497 App,1 | 8 and 9 of 2 Kings. Dr. Hershel Shanks of Biblical Archaeological
1498 9 | something substantially heterogeneous (or different in nature),
1499 1 | 1884), God and Nature; F. Hettinger (1819-1890), Apology of
1500 25 | about me. Yea, the darkness hideth not from thee; but the night
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