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Believers in God"This beautiful system of the sun, planets and comets could only proceed from the counsel and dominion of an intelligent and powerful Being . . ."—Sir Isaac Newton (17th-century British mathematician and physicist) "It is impossible to rightly govern the world without God and the Bible" — George Washington (first president of the United States) "Personally I have always taken the view . . . that Almighty God, far from setting the universe in motion and then letting the drama enact itself—as many think—is an ever-present, ubiquitous arbiter in all affairs"— Paul Johnson (20th-century British journalist and historian) "I want to know [God's] thoughts; the rest are details"— Albert Einstein (20th-century German-American scientist) "The intellectual beauty of the order discovered by science is consistent with the physical world's having behind it the mind of the divine Creator"— John Polkinghorne (20th-century British scientist and author) |
| More Bible Study Lessons | |
| Lesson 1: Why the Bible is the Word of God | Lesson 7: The Calling of God |
| Lesson 2: The Word of God - The Foundation of Knowledge | Lesson 8: What is Christian Conversion? |
| Lesson 3: Why Did God Create Mankind? | Lesson 9: The Transforming Power of God's Spirit |
| Lesson 4: Why Does God Allow Suffering? | Lesson 10: What is the Church? |
| Lesson 5: Is There Hope for Human Survival? | Lesson 11: Christianity - A Way of Life |
| Lesson 6: What Is the Gospel of the Kingdom of God? | Lesson 12: The Annual Festivals of God |
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