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Article #2 on Creation & Science The creation of the firmament on Day #2 was simply called “Heaven” in Genesis 1:8. Heaven in this case is referring to both outer space and the atmosphere of earth. “And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the
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Article #3 on Noah's Flood & Science Altering the Amount of Water that can Exist in the Atmosphere in Vaporous Form (Authors: Moses David, PhD in Chemical Engineering; Preethi David Morris, PhD Researcher) Prior to the flood, the Scripture is clear that rain had never before fallen to
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Article #2 on Noah's Flood & Science A meteorological event called the opening of the windows of heaven played a major part in bringing about the flood in the days of Noah. This language is used at the beginning and end of the flood in Genesis 7:11
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Article #1 on Noah's Flood & Science The vocation of a Christian involves the hard work of biblical interpretation. On rare occasions theologians face difficulties with science in the Bible. The geophysics and meteorology of the flood is one of those occasions. Interpreters feel inadequate in their understanding
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"I think every preacher needs to be reminded that he is not a descendant of the Greek orator, but the offspring of the Hebrew prophet." - Leonard Ravenhill Modern academia applauds the fair speeches of ancient Greek philosophers, men like Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and the like; and the
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Introduction For something to appear in the Bible four times is a rarity. Only the most important things would be repeated so many times in the record of Holy Scripture. The transfiguration of Jesus Christ is no exception. Under the guidance of Peter, James, and John, the Evangelists of the
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"Oh! I Have Missed It At Last!" Some time ago, a physician called upon a young man who was ill. He sat for a little while by the bedside, examining his patient, and then he honestly told him the sad intelligence that he had but a very short
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The Last Hours on Earth of Voltaire Voltaire was a Famous Deist of the 1700's and an Outspoken Critic of Christianity Comparable to Richard Dawkins as an Outspoken Atheist in Modern Times When Voltaire felt the stroke that he realized must terminate in death, he was overpowered with
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Article #6 on Psychology Anxiety Disorders: “An intense and excessive uneasiness, worry, nervousness, fear, & dread in your everyday life.” Death anxiety is widely regarded by mental health professionals to be the most important underlying problem which gives rise to all other mental disorders. Illustrating the point, an Australian psychologist
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Article #9 on Psychology Death anxiety is widely regarded by mental health professionals to be the most important underlying problem that gives rise to all other mental disorders. Illustrating the point, an Australian psychologist said that death anxiety is "the Worm at the Core of Mental Health" (Rachel
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Article #8 on Psychology “Correlation does not Imply Causation”, while Psychotropic Drugs do Cause Neurochemical Imbalances and Dysfunction of Neurotransmission Dr. Preethi David Morris Abstract: Mental health professionals often prescribe psychotropic drugs to patients diagnosed with mental health illnesses under the premise that neurochemical imbalance is a cause of mental