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*The [[Bible]] recognizes that the vast majority of events that occur in the [[universe]] have a natural cause. However, one who insists that supernatural events never occur is expressing a belief that can never be fully confirmed. To be truly open-minded, one must recognize the possibility that supernatural events do occur. [http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/atheismintro.html] | *The [[Bible]] recognizes that the vast majority of events that occur in the [[universe]] have a natural cause. However, one who insists that supernatural events never occur is expressing a belief that can never be fully confirmed. To be truly open-minded, one must recognize the possibility that supernatural events do occur. [http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/atheismintro.html] | ||
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- The Bible recognizes that the vast majority of events that occur in the universe have a natural cause. However, one who insists that supernatural events never occur is expressing a belief that can never be fully confirmed. To be truly open-minded, one must recognize the possibility that supernatural events do occur. [1]