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Human Language Demands A Creator

Curtis, William M.
1990
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The argument for a personal creator is presented from the scientific studies regarding the nature of, and the method of acquiring, human language. In addition, the archaeological records of the language of ancient man are used to support this thesis.

Title
Human Language Demands A Creator
Author
Curtis, William M. (Cumberland Bible Church)
Date
1990
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International Conference on Creationism Proceedings
Volume
2
Issue
1
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Volume 2:I, Pages 69-72
Pages
15
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