This double falls drops 628 feet total (the lower one is c. 70 feet). Because of its easy access in the Columbia Gorge and spectacular height, it's the most visited natural site in Oregon.
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- Truth in Science: Proof, Persuasion, and the Galileo Affair, Owen Gingerich, Science & Christian Belief, Vol 16 (2004), No. 1
- Maintaining Scientific and Christian Truths in a Postmodern World, D.A. Carson, Christians in Science conference, Sept 29. 2001
- Science, Religion, and the Human Future, Leon Kass, Commentary, April 5, 2007
- What is the Emerging Church, Scot McKnight, Fall Contemporary Issues Conference, Westminster Theological Seminary, Oct 27-27, 2006
- Pope Benedict XVI's Speech at University of Regensburg, Sept 12, 2006
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