FACTS, CLAIMS, OPINIONS, EVIDENCES, ASSERTIONS, COUNTERCLAIMS

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1. God created the heavens and the earth in six days.

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1. As pilgrims of hope, we must unite in prayer to strengthen our mission.

(a)  

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1. I believe creation is the most beautiful story ever told.

(a)  

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1. According to the Bible, humans were created in the image of God.

(a)  

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1. Pilgrims of hope are happier than those who do not walk in faith.

(a)  

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6. The Earth provides everything needed to sustain life.

(a)  

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7. Protecting creation is the most important duty of every Christian.

(a)  

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7. Schools should include pilgrim walks as part of their spiritual activities.

(a)  

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7. The story of creation is found in the Book of Genesis.

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7. It is better to act as pilgrims of hope than to live in despair.

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