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G.K. Chesterton’s Answer to the Question, “What Can Evolution Teach Us about Religion?”
It works (even as naturalism flounders for justification and adherents): The point of Darwinism was that the bird with the longer beak could reach worms (let us say) at the bottom of a deeper hole; that the birds who could … Continue reading
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Tagged apologetics, atheism, atheist, Catholicism, Christianity, determinism, evolution, free will, g.k. chesterton, God, Jesus, religion
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Can You Survive a Free-Fall from 30,000 Feet?
According to Popular Mechanics, some people actually have, and so, if you ever find yourself in a similar situation, perhaps you can too. There are at least thirteen “confirmed or plausible” cases of free-fall survival from great heights, one of them being … Continue reading
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Tagged airplanes, crashes, death, free-falling, haystacks, life, miracles, physics, probabilities, sky diving, snow, vertigo
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