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| − | Part 1 of Science of Origins [1] discussed some principles of origins and presented five doctrines of creation: God is eternal, God is omnipotent, God is creator, God is sustainer, and God is omniscient. Part 2 compares the first four of these doctrines of creation-science with the doctrines of naturalism that deny any supernatural activity occurred in establishing and forming the universe. In this paper, the claims of the supernatural and natural doctrines of origins of the universe are tested by the empirical evidence. Empirical data and laws of physics favor the supernatural origin of the universe.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | + | Part 1 of Science of Origins [1] discussed some principles of origins and presented five doctrines of creation: God is eternal, God is omnipotent, God is creator, God is sustainer, and God is omniscient. Part 2 compares the first four of these doctrines of creation-science with the doctrines of naturalism that deny any supernatural activity occurred in establishing and forming the universe. In this paper, the claims of the supernatural and natural doctrines of origins of the universe are tested by the empirical evidence. Empirical data and laws of physics favor the supernatural origin of the universe. |
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Science of Origins, Part 2 ? Empirical Evidence |
| Author(s) | David L Bergman |
| Keywords | God, Creator, Omni |
| Published | 2007 |
| Journal | Foundations of Science |
| Volume | 10 |
| Number | 3 |
| No. of pages | 21 |
Abstract
Part 1 of Science of Origins [1] discussed some principles of origins and presented five doctrines of creation: God is eternal, God is omnipotent, God is creator, God is sustainer, and God is omniscient. Part 2 compares the first four of these doctrines of creation-science with the doctrines of naturalism that deny any supernatural activity occurred in establishing and forming the universe. In this paper, the claims of the supernatural and natural doctrines of origins of the universe are tested by the empirical evidence. Empirical data and laws of physics favor the supernatural origin of the universe.
