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020			_a97815768311131576831116
041			_aeng
050			_aBS1235.2 _b.R68 1998
100			_aRoss , Hugh
245		4	_aThe Genesis question : _bscientific advances and the accuracy of Genesis/ _cHugh Ross
260			_aColorado Springs, Colo. : _bNavPress, _c1998
300			_a235 p. : _bill., map ; _c23 cm.
505			_aA personal journey -- Reasons for resistance -- Creation of the cosmos -- Creation events: days one and two -- Creation events: days three and four -- Creation events: days five and six -- The source controversy -- Rest: day seven -- A spiritual perspective on creation: Genesis 2 -- Modern criticism arises -- Genesis and "creation science" -- How far the fall: Genesis 3 -- Cain's wife and city: Genesis 4 -- Dating the origin of humanity: Genesis 5 -- The possibility of long life spans: Genesis 5-6 -- Sons of God and the Nephilim: Genesis 6 -- The boundaries of God's wrath: Genesis 6 -- The flood: global or local?: Genesis 7-8 -- The ark and its passengers: Genesis 6-9 -- The origin of nations and races: Genesis 9-11 -- Dispelling myth about Genesis -- Appendixes : A. Biblical origins of the scientific method ; B. Word studies in Genesis 1 ; C. Sons of God and sons of men ; D. Scientific discoveries supporting Genesis 1-11.
650			_aBible and science.Bible.—O.T.—Genesis I-XI—Criticism, interpretation, etcBible.—O.T.—Genesis I-XI—Evidences, authority, etc
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