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How do we know the doctrine of creation is true?

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The doctrine of creation is grounded in biblical revelation, particularly in the affirmations of Genesis and the teachings of the New Testament regarding Christ’s preeminence in all things.

The truth of the doctrine of creation is undergirded by Scripture, specifically in Genesis 1, which reveals God as the sole Creator. Additionally, passages such as John 1:3 declare that 'all things were made through him,' speaking to the active role of Christ in creation. This indicates that the physical world and all of its order are the result of God’s deliberate purpose and design, serving as evidence of His existence and sovereignty. To doubt this would be to challenge the integrity of God’s Word, which portrays creation as an act of divine intention and authority.
Scripture References: Genesis 1:1, John 1:3, Genesis 1, Hebrews 11:3, Hebrews 4:3, Psalm 33:6, Matthew 19:4-6, Genesis 1:1-31, Exodus 20:11

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Science Falsely So Called
Mike McInnis · Jul 23, 2023
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Henry Sant · May 29, 2022
CT4 Creation
Peter L. Meney · Jun 10, 2018

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Creation
Don Fortner · Apr 1, 2009
Creation and Restoration
Arthur W. Pink · Jul 1, 2011
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