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ill-conceived plan, deceptive scheme, and false concept that the winds of change may blow our way. We become captives to error because we have abandoned the one moral compass— the existence of God—that possesses the ability to show us the way, and thereby to set us free. -7
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3 CAUSES OF UNBELIEF Most rational,
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in the God of the Bible (e.g., Thom
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Darwin, so far as my research shows
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He pleases; because it is a holy om
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Sometimes that task is accomplished
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...in a New York Jewish family foll
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Dewey, who was a socialist and mate
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I learned something else in my stud
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lieve it; so should you.” As Mars
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mankind. The following statement re
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none of these things, so he decreed
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Ye have heard that it was said, “
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themselves be considered “evil.
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Many are able to walk the streets t
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passed, evolutionist Richard Lewont
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enjoyable experience to be exposed
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Just because “hundreds of thousan
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Christ, in His Sermon on the Mount,
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“I could never be a Christian bec
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men, women, and children every year
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was present. So profound was his gr
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Jehovah that he had made man on the
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come whatever comes our way (Romans
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we might live through him. Herein i
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label the believer a “hypocrite
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they were not to touch the “holy
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then would my servants fight” ( J
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dropped on a certain country, he is
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than Oxford professor Richard Dawki
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easonable person dissents. Our chil
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Certainly, it cannot mean that Jesu
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The Lord also is happy to help thos
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Christlieb, Theodore (1878), Modern
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Greene, John C. (1963), Darwin and
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Lippmann, Walter (1929), A Preface
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Smith, Wilbur M. (1974 reprint), Th
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