Sentence examples for literal creation from inspiring English sources

To understand the native lifestyle, we traveled to the Pacific Coast of Colombia, and Ecuador, visiting the stilt neighborhoods of Buenaventura and Guayaquil, where we witnessed the literal creation of firm land by communities in otherwise flood-prone swamps.

The category, Kickstarter says, includes both literal creation tools, such as Wazer, which was launched at TechCrunch Disrupt last year, and more a more liberal take on creation, such as Artiphon's Instrument 1.

The crowdfunding site specifically identifies "Tools for Creating". The category, Kickstarter says, includes both literal creation tools, such as Wazer, which was launched at TechCrunch Disrupt last year, and more a more liberal take on creation, such as Artiphon's Instrument 1.

Muslim reaction ranged from those believing in literal creation from the Qur'an to many educated Muslims who subscribed to a version of theistic or guided evolution in which the Qur'an reinforced rather than contradicted mainstream science.

And if so, in what time frame do you think the literal creation of God may come about, given the path we're on today as a civilization?

The Georgia-based firm was founded by Brandon Vallorani, formerly of Answers in Genesis, the organization that opened a museum in Kentucky promoting a literal biblical creation narrative.

The show is by no means a literal re-creation of it.

Later events include multiple staged interpretations of the work, notably the Joffrey Ballet's attempt at a "literal re-creation" of the original choreography (March 23-24) and a new Basil Twist rendering with puppets (April 12-13).

More insulting still was the proto-candidacy of John Catsimatidis, whose résumé seemed a too literal re-creation of the Mayor's — billionaire entrepreneur, amateur pilot, and lifelong Democrat who had recently discovered the conveniences of Republicanism — but who seemed to lack any of Bloomberg's obvious gifts.

For instance, the point of the text of Genesis 1-3 is not the literal six day creation of the world, rather, it was to show that, there was no form, God made form, wanted to share His creation, he made man and communes with him, man sins, God judges, then God forgives and provides a redeemer to come.

The professor was saying that he, himself did believe in a literal six day creation, but Genesis does not go into great detail about the creation of the world itself.