Definition Essay: The Role Of Gravity In The Bible

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Gravity, the most stubborn of all rules. No matter how high the jump or long the flight, Gravity pulls everything back down to earth. One can deny the evedince of gravity all around him, but none the less, if he leaps off a skyscraper in defiance, gravity will remorselessly take his life. Just as gravity exists, though one can deny it, so does God. God an all encompassing create and ruler of all things, created a ancient book written by many authors over thousands of years, who amazingly, avoided contradictions with each other. ever since then people have a disagreed on the meaning of the bible and formed different denominations, causing various problems. Confusion for unbelievers, distraction from the true Gospel and a reason for religious

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