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| | Creation (theology) - definition of Creation (theology) in Encyclopedia |
 | | In philosophy derived from the Bible, the doctrines of creation are the centripetal force, by which the centrifugal force of science is welded to the center, which is God. | | | Creation is not an emanation from the Divine Substance, since the latter is utterly indivisible. | | | Although phrased differently, this doctrine of creation is common in many branches of other religions, such as Judaism, Islam, Eastern Orthodoxy, Oriental Orthodoxy, the many branches of Protestantism, as well as the Roman Catholic Church. |
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http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Creation_(theology)
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| | JustCatholic Directory - Theology :: Creation |
| | Article on God, Creator of Heaven and Earth, Father of Jesus and Our Father. | | | Hexaemeron signifies a term of six days, or, technically, the history of the six days' work of creation, as contained in the first chapter of Genesis. |
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http://www.justcatholic.org/catredir.asp?cat=2153
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| | Creationism |
| | Christian liberals read the Bible figuratively, re-interpreting it so that the six days of Creation are taken to mean six "epochs" each spanning millions of years. | | | This concession, Ho argues, allows them to preserve the Bible's truth and sanctity by harmonizing Genesis with geological fact. | | | Creation ex nihilo - Without God (1997) by Mark I. Vuletic |
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http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/science/creationism
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| | Creation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Creationism, the belief that the natural universe, life, and humanity were created by a supreme being's supernatural intervention. | | | Creation (theology), God's act of bringing the universe into existence from nothing | | | Creation (book), in literature, a book written in 1981 by Gore Vidal |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creation
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| | Amichai (fulfillment of the Decrees of G-d; The Judge of Israel) | | | Religious Texts (Martin Luther Bible, KJV, RSV, Rheims NT 1582, Book of Mormon, The Koran) | | | Christian Information Ministry (Noah's Ark, Creation, Theology; Richardson, TX) |
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