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The eye, a light receiver
The eye, a light receiver

By Wilburn L. Sooter

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Discusses the three types of eyes and how they work. Considers whether the eye is a product of evolution or the Biblical concept of creation. Includes reviews of the material and a glossary of terms.

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Natural vision improvement
Natural Vision Improvement
Make eyes with Madeleine Mono
Emergency removal of superficial foreign body from the eye
Managed vision benefits
Managed vision benefits

By Jesse Rosenthal

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Managed vision benefits
Managed vision benefits

By Jesse Rosenthal

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The eye
The eye

By Lael Tucker Wertenbaker

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The eye
The eye

By Lael Tucker Wertenbaker

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The eye
The eye

By Lael Tucker Wertenbaker

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