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    Socrates does not believe in god, he is an atheist. Here is how Socrates defends himself. Socrates starts to give his defense about Meletus’ first accusation. The first accusation is that Socrates was corrupting youth (Plato, Apology, p.234). Socrates responds to this accusation by asking Meletus questions. First Socrates asks Meletus again that did he corrupt the youth. Meletus agrees with that statement. Then Socrates…

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    all have a common thread – humans belong to God and have various purposes according to that God. Humans experience religion most often through experiences, usually extraordinary experiences. Ordinary human experience is the presence of routine; it is daily…

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    According to Swinburne, it is reasonable to assume that the world is the way it is experienced and unless we have reason to doubt a religious experience then one should accept such an experience as truthful and prima facie proof for the existence of God. However, Brain Davies (1993) points out the most troublesome consequence of accepting Swinburne’s…

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    all possible systems, then how are we to hope for a happy future state? Are nations not in the wrong to seek out the origin of moral and physical evil if the evils that overwhelm man end in general good?” Leibniz: “If the world is a self-contained, unified series of succession of infinity of things, then God chooses between possible worlds with an indifference but not with…

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    “And like the old soldier of that ballad, I now close my military career and just fade away, an old soldier who tried to do his duty as God gave him the light to see that duty. Good Bye.” Those were the final words of General Douglas MacArthur’s as he addressed Congress on April 19, 1951. A distinguished war hero by many, General MacArthur was formally dismissed on April 11, 1951 by President Truman as a result from what was reported as insubordination ("Truman relieves MacArthur of duties…

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    Doctrine Of Method

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    and its general object, and only direct…

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    Creationism Is Correct

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    Creationism Is Correct The beginning of all living things came from the creation of God, which is what creationists believe. Creationists say that science is of God, in a way, is true because God had created the whole universe and all the aspects of everything that is involved in it. B.A. Robinson (2011) states that God created all the kinds of each thing at the moment of creation (Robinson, 2011, pg. 1). This disproves the theory of evolution because evolution believes that every kind of living…

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    and can be divided into several categories. First you have general revelation and special revelation. Then under general revelation you have nature and conscience. Special Revelation is God’s revelation through scripture. The Bible is God’s primary revelation in which he talks to his people. Through the Bible we learn about nature, creation, and our moral conscience to life. The scripture was written by many people who were inspired by God over the span of 1500 years. Jesus also came to reveal…

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    American poet who lived and wrote predominately in New England during the early 1900s. His poetry was considered exceptional, not only by his intellectual peers but by the general public as well, due to the fact that Frost often wrote about approachable topics. One of the most distinguished themes Frost explored was his reverence for God, and while Frost was faithful to his religion, he often times questioned certain aspects of faith within his poetry, for example in his poem Design, but this…

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    to speak of the creative presence of God in the beginning of the fine-tuned universe and in the development of the self-organizing universe through the 2nd law of thermodynamics within the context of contemporary quantum cosmology. Those categories of contingency based on creatio ex nihilo and creatio continua also enable theology to speak of God’s objectively creative presence in the course of biological evolution and the emergence of consciousness. While God sustains regularities after…

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