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If you had to have someone explain how to get them, and if they aren't supernaturally-acquired human languages, they weren't Bible tongues.— Pyromaniacs
If a person is, in fact, looking at a supernaturally-created phenomenon (i.e. the cell) and they limit the scope of their studies to purely materialistic causes; they will, by definition, return the wrong answer.— CreationWiki - Recent changes [en]
"God has just kind of supernaturally blessed our business," he says.
God simply can't enter into the world supernaturally, like a bull in a china shop, and stop this and start that.— UUpdates - All updates
It can be summed up as follows: The Bible was produced by men whose recording of events was supernaturally supervised by God the Holy Spirit and thus preserved from all the frailties of human error and judgment which are so common in all other religious literature, so that even though God allowed men to use their own thoughts, the Lord was guiding those thoughts so that their words in literal fact actually became His.— Apprising Ministries

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