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Apostolic Confession - Maker of Heaven and Earth

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  • Neal Mathias

This article speaks about God as the Creator and Maker of heaven and earth. It is part of a series of sermons on the Apostles’ Creed.

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Has Man Made Life?

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  • Margaret Helder

Can man create life from scratch? This article explores a scientist's attempt to do so, and reveals that such an attempt fell short. Only the Creator can create life from nothing.

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Did God Create Chaos? Unresolved Tension in Genesis 1:1-2

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  • Robin L. Routledge

Did the Old Testament make use of imagery found in other ancient Near Eastern texts and portray creation as God’s victory over, and transformation of chaos. The article indicates that this understanding is often associated with the expression "tohu wabohu" (Hebr. in Gen. 1:2), translated as"formless and empty," and that many interpretations of Genesis 1:1-2 imply that this chaos existed before God began his work as Creator.

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God’s Creative Handiwork

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  • Steven R. Key

Whatever viewpoint someone holds on the origins of this world involves religious belief. For evolution, man and his mind have become god. Those who believe God created all things lay hold of God's Word by faith. This article considers God's identity as creator, as well as how he created, and what purpose his creation has.

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Revolutions in Worldview – The Hebrew World-and-Life View

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  • John D. Currid

The goal of this volume is to present the worldview characteristic of different periods of Western thought. Chapter 2 explores the life and worldview of the Hebrew people of the Old Testament. The main aspect of this worldview is the belief that God revealed himself to his elect people.

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The God Who Is There – The God Who Made Everything

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  • D. A. Carson

In Chapter 1 Carson reflects on God as Creator, the one who made everything out of nothing (Genesis 1, Genesis 2). Carson explains how his understanding of Genesis relates to science and the place of man in God’s creation.

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Experiencing the Trinity – God the Father

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  • Joe Thorn

In the two short chapters of Part 1 presented here, the author deals with God the Father and then more specifically with God as Creator and the holiness of God.

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Creating God's Kingdom

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  • Mark vander Hart

This article is about the importance of Genesis 1 in the understanding of the kingdom of God. Topics like creation and evolution, atheism, polytheism, and pantheism are discussed in the light of creation.

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Reformed Theology: Reformed Life-Style

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  • Sinclair B. Ferguson

This article is about the close connection between doctrine and life-style in Reformed theology. In this regard the author discusses the knowledge of God the Creator, the consequence of Man's rebellion, the necessity of Scripture, the centrality of Christ's work, and the necessity of regeneration.

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Gaia - Paganism Disguised as Science

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  • Margaret Helder

This article discusses earth worship , God as creator of life on earth, Gaia, the teachings of James Lovelock, and the idea of "mother earth".

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Toleration is the grave of reformation. By toleration we adopt other men's sins, and make them our own. Thomas Watson
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