He created movable particles varying in shapes and sizes, each with its own unique properties. These particles were strong and sturdy enough to not succumb to any higher power, becoming nearly unbreakable. As particles are persistently created, bodies of the same nature and character are produced. ... Following the movement and force of these particles are unseen laws of motion and active principles such as gravity. ... This uniformity is a result of God's uniformity. ...

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One traditional Christian view of survival of death runs, in outline form, something like this: On some future day all the dead will be bodily raised, both the righteous and the unrighteous alike, to be judged by God ; and the guarantee and model of the general resurrection (i.e., the raising of the dead in the last days) is the already accomplished resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.My aim in this paper is to explain and defend this basic view of resurrection. ... e God miraculously saves us; apart from God's intervention death would mean annihilation for us. ... If, then, neithe...

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It could not have been a particle because they are not made up of one piece of matter. ... That something is more than likely God. ... If subatomic particles were the cause for life than would it not be safe to assume that all life would be exactly the same. ... Evil is not created by God, just as he does not create good. ... The problem for god would be what is people's perception of perfect? ...

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Now, a lot of folks will respond to this with something like, "but the Bible is the word of God and not just another collection of stories!" ... 'the word of God'). ... Imagine a God that chose to reveal Him or Her self only to a small group of people particular to one temporal and geographic location! ... The obvious way to do this is to shine light on the particle. ... So the velocity of the particle will be disturbed by a larger amount. ...

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The explosion caused extremely high temperatures, sub-atomic particles, ie. matter and energy, and space and time itself. The explosion sent the particles moving outwards, which then cooled, condensed, and formed the universe, as we know it. ... Years after the Big Bang, as the universe cooled, matter particles became more numerous than light and other radiation. As the particles slowed down because of the cooler temperatures, they were drawn together because of gravity, until they became dense and formed the galaxies and large-scale structures. ... God gave the earth vegetation 4) On t...

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But, there is a man by the name of Darwin, a man who I think might believe in God , yes God ,but God of "Thunder" maybe any God but not the one that I think really counts. ... Now since this is creative writing, I can not understand how people can tolerate this nonsense on how there was nothing and how it created Dinosaurs etc So in a way he did kind of believe in evolution he just could not understand that animals came from a creator and not from a particle. ... If all current historic knowledge tells me that I am the descendant of an ape, I would still believe in the God of the Bible. ... G...

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Particles have been in space long before the Big Bang. ... The French believed that God created the universe. ... There are also people that disagree with the theory of God Creating the universe such a Einstein. He stated that, "God is simple but not malicious. ... A few of these facts are that sovern galaxies have over one billion stars, the Milky Way is a spiral galaxy, and in 1983 two particles were found. ...

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There is an interference between electron particles and instead of two slits against the screen are displayed, multiple slits are shown, some diffused. ... Moving into the topic of particles and the forces that surround them, Hawking describes elementary particles, the break down of protons and neutrons, and four categories of force-carrying particles in chapter five. ... This progresses until Helium gas is formed from the colliding particles. ... Scientists have been able to accelerate particles 99.99% the speed of light, but not 100%. ... String theory (the idea that particles like protons ...

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Descartes thinks that the conception of error is a lack, rather than a real thing dependent on God. ... He does this by saying, "I can clearly and distinctly conceive my mind's existence without my body, whatever I can clearly and distinctly conceive God could make true, and whatever God could make true is possible." ... The substance of God is pure spirit. ... She believes that the only difference between them lies in the fact that the stone will have fewer spiritual particles and the human being will have more. So basically everything is the same just containing different spiritual part...

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Just as time is an essence, it's nonexistent conscience could not decide one day to say, I will create a universe with magical particles out of nowhere build up until it is roaring hot followed with a bang that creates a sole planet that has the capacity to sustain life. ... I do believe in God, similarly referred to in the bible. ... This view can be used on a large and small scales for instance, if God is anything and everything we have pen, said pen is a "God" on its own. On a worldly point of view, each and everyone of us could be our own God therefore there are over seve...

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Then on the seventh day God rested and hallowed it, this is why Sunday is the day of rest. ... Right after the explosion, the earth started to cool down and as it cooled down, particles (protons, neutrons, and electrons) from the cosmos were attracted towards the earth. ... They do not think there is a god, they just believe in the objects they see in the world. ... God has created the world through science. Evolutionary theorists don't feel the need to prove God, but Post-Darwinian natural theologians do like to prove God. ...

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Werner Heisenberg seemed to prove Bohr's picture of particles leaping from fixed orbit with a series of complex equation. ... The specific community agreed the smallest elementary particle is the quark. ... Nothing means a vacuum, the empty space that intervenes between particles of matter. Second, the quantum vacuum is never really empty, but instead rails with "virtual" particles. Virtual particles may be thought of as representing the possibility, delineated by the Heisenberg indeterminacy principle, the a "real" particle will arrive at a given time and place. ...

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As the universe continued to expand and cool down, particles began to form. Particles of baryons, which include photons, neutrinos, electrons, and quarks, formed. These particles are the building blocks for life, as we know it. ... I think God had a hand in creating us though. ... Now, I don"t think we evolved from apes, I believe god put us here and we adapted to our environment. ...

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Abstract: This paper addresses some issues on whether God exists. ... So long as God does not exist in the same dimension as ours, the being of God is not bounded by any rules under human perception. ... Is this a limit on God's goodness? ... Therefore, God did not cause evil and sufferings. ... The most obvious reason is, other scientific paradoxes (e.g. whether light molecules consist particles or waves) can be modeled, calculated, and tested; whereas the question of God's existence is a completely abstract problem that require absolutely no bearing on the physical and tangi...

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So great has this topic become that numerous proofs have been invented and utilized to prove or disprove God's existence. ... So I will try in this paper to see if it is possible to philosophically prove God's existence. ... Saint Thomas noted that this type of reasoning can provide knowledge of God's nature, or even prove his existence, but can never result in the person attaining salvation for as he states, even demons know that God exists. ... Since by definition God is all-perfect, and a being that does not exist is less perfect than one that did, it must be deemed that Go...

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So by looking at this hierarchy, to be able to understand anything completely as possible, one would have to be able to understand elementary particles. ... Controlling the superforce would enable us to construct and transmute particles at will, thus generating exotic forms of matter. ... That type of ability would be equivalent to the mind of God. ... It is superstring theory and it says that all of the elementary particles are actually strings that vibrate at different frequencies. So reductionists claim that the smallest particles are not one-dimensional particles, but a two dimensional...

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I become a transparent eye-ball; I am nothing; I see all; the currents of the Universal Being circulate through me; I am part of particle of God... Not only was an experience in nature a religious one, it was an awareness of being "part or particle of God." ... "Beauty is the mark God sets upon virtue" (819). ... Again, we see nature referred to as the provider instead of God; however, God is spoken of as if he were nature. ... Nature became a substitute for God. ...

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God comforts man Hardin 4 when he needs help. ... The currents of the Universal Being circulate through me; I am part or particle of God" (873). ... Nature shows man how much it is a part of God. God is involved with every particle of every being on earth. ... God makes all things in nature. ...

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SATURN The planet I have chosen is Saturn because I am intrigued by its many rings and its mythology. In Roman mythology Saturn is the God of agriculture. Saturn also is the root of the English word Saturday. Saturn has been known since prehistoric times. Galileo was the first to observe it wit...

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The bingo wheel represents God, one who has all the power. ... The particles of dust are an example of the smaller details of the life that the white man power overcomes. ... He is a mere particle of dust. ...

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These little experiences reaffirmed and helped my belief in God grow. ... When I was in eighth grade I chose to try the First Church Of God Youth group. ... I also believe that God created the Heavens and the Earth and all life within them. ... According to this theory, some 10 to 20 billion years ago, all of the matter and energy of the universe was compressed into a cosmic egg, or plasma ball, consisting of sub-atomic particles and radiation. ... When everything boils down I believe it is obvious there is a God. ...

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This perfect supreme being is called god. ... However, with Darwin's theory of evolution and Hume's dialogues concerning Natural Religion, there is actually evidence supporting their theory that apparent design can "arise purely by chance in a universe of particles in motion. Given an infinite time, a finite number of particles must hit on every possible order of combination (Hume)." ... For humans, it is nice to believe there is an omniscient, omnipotent, and benign god but there is no proof to such a person existing. ...

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This ball consists of subatomic particles and radiation. ... God creating the earth could have been the Big Bang. It also says in the bible that one day to God could be millions of years. ... I know there is only one God and he created everything but how do you know that the bang could not have been God. ... There are many ways to look at it, but I know there is only one true creator and that is God. ...

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This ball consists of subatomic particles and radiation. ... God creating the earth could have been the Big Bang. It also says in the bible that one day to God could be millions of years. ... I know there is only one God and he created everything but how do you know that the bang could not have been God. ... There are many ways to look at it, but I know there is only one true creator and that is God. ...

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