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CrHILOSCPHY
OF
CREATION
l.
Compare
the
definitions
of
the
following
terms,
as
given
in
several
good
reference
works:
Philosophy,
Religion,
Science,
Scientific
lMethods,
Evolution,
Creation.
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2,
Five
ways
in
which
we
learn
about
God,
or
rather
ways
by
which
God
seeks
to
reveal
himgelf
to
us:
Nature,
Conscience
(
the
direct
Voice
of
God
),
Providence
(
including
God's
providences
in
History
),
the
Historic
Christ,
the
Scriptures.
What
is
the
historical
order(in
the
history
of
the
world)of
these
methods?
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What
is
the
natural
gr
logical
relationship
of
these
methods?
How
have
all
been
misunderstood
and
counterfeited?
3.
The
relationship
between
true
Science
(
nature
study
)
and
the
Bible.
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o
983,
383,
941,
1368,
1346.
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Creation
and
Evolution
gs
contrasted
philogopiiies:
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=
95
127
-
8;
“"’redicament,"
103
-
113,
Je
Theories
about
tie
origin
of
tue
solar
system:
the
Nebular
Hypotiiesis,
the
Planetesimal
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Hypothesis,
the
Tidal
Theory.
"The
New
Geology,"
28
-
30;
"Blunders,"
29
-
33;
"Phantom,"
197
-
199.
Also
look
np
these
theories
in
several
good
reference
works.
6.
The
modern
light
on
the
origin
of
matter:
"Q.
E.
D.,"
15
-
30;
"Phantom,"
200
-
202;
one
or
the
other
of
the
three
following
hooks
by
Sir
James
H.
Jeans:
"Eos,"
56,
52,
55;
"Mysterious
Universe,"
154;
"The
Universe
Around
Us,"
73,
74,
316,
317.
8
T
253
-
9
(
Cady,
217
);
T1135
-
6
(
Cady,
219
).
See
also
Smithsonian
Report,
1931,
p.
277--
Uillikan
on
"Present
Status
of
Theory."
The
latter
is
wrong
in
trying
to
teach
that
the
creation
of
matter
is
still
going
on.
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God's
continual
working
throughout
the
universe:
"q.
E.
De,"
31
-
74;
"Blunders,"
44
=
47;
Law
of
the
Conservation
of
Energy,
"Action
at
a
Distance,"
etc.,
3
E.
D.,"
35
-
40;
"Blunders,"
38
-
43;
8
T
360
(
Cady,
363
);
8
T
259-
260
(
Cady,
404
);
2
P
115
(
Cady,.
1595
);
"iducation,m,
130
-
1;
III
217;
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Drak,
Su-p00;
47,
8,
The
Origin
of
Life.
"\.
TI.
D.",
43
-5h;
,
Blunders,”
60
—-
bh;
"Phantom,"
202
-
204;
"Case
Mires
on
eat
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(
Cady,
774
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9.
‘What
Kinds
Were
Originally
Created?
"shantom,"
202
-
209;
209
-
215;
Austin
H.
Clark,
>
190--199193,
124,
100;
Leo
H.
Berg,
406.
What
is
meant
by
the
Web
of
Life?
9
Mod.
Biac.*
45-47,
10.
Evolution
professes
to
givé®h
higtory
of
something
that
has
occurred
on
the
globe,
and
ce),
an
explanation
of
how
it
occurred.
The
thigtory"
can
come
only
from
the
~
fogsils
(
geology
);
the
explanation
of
the
how
is
what
was
given
by
Lamarck
®
and
Darwin.
But
both
of
these
latter
theories
are
now
discredited,
also
the
alleged
‘history"
is
now
seen
to
have
been
a
blunder.
‘hat
follows?
11,
Lamarckism:
"Blunders,"
76
-
82;
the
work
of
August
Weismann,
"Phantom,"
190-191;
®
.
"Dogma,"
163
-
184
(
this
is
much
too
favorable
to
Lamarck
).
Look
mp
both
Lamarck
and
Weismann
in
several
good
reference
works.
12.
Darwin
and
His
Work.
"Blunders,"
83
-
91;
"Dogma,"
185
-
240,
167
-168.
laster
the
chief
events
in
the
life
6f
Chas.
Darwin,
also
his
three
chief
theories.
Darwinism,
"rredicament,"
84
+
93;
"Phantom,"
179
-
196.
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