God Saves: Chapter 1 (T/F)

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The question, "Who created God?" is irrelevant because anything or anyone that exists outside of our world exists outside of space and time.

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True

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Modern science fundamentally disagrees with St. Augustine's comment: "You [O Lord] made that very time, and no time could pass by before you made those times."

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False

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God created both visible things as well as invisible things.

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True

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God creates everything out of love independent of the collaboration of the Son and the Holy Spirit.

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False

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The lessons of God and his love for human beings are central to the Book of Genesis, unlike the other books of the Bible.

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False

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Sometimes people read the creation accounts in an attempt to find a primitive scientific account of the beginning of the world.

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True

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There is no time in the history of creation that Gd has ceased loving humans.

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True

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Many Christians, including Catholics, are concerned that Darwinism implies that God created a select number of living species over time and those species then adapted on their own without God to create new species.

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False

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The Catholic Church does not forbid the study of evolution, but just like the body, the soul is also the product of evolution.

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False

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Complementarity of the sexes highlights the fact that humans need each other in their maleness and femaleness.

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True