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What does "it" refer to here?

 
 
Reply Tue 7 May, 2013 06:00 pm

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Belief in God will always requre a eap of faith. But this synthesis has provided for legions of scientist-believers a satisfing, consistent, enriching perspective that allows both the scientific and spiritual worldviews to coexist happily within us. This perspective makes it possible for the scientist-believer to be intellectually fulfilled and spiritually alive, both worshiping God and using the tools of science to uncover some of the awesome mysteries of His creation.
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Reply Tue 7 May, 2013 07:34 pm
This perspective makes it possible for = this perspective allows for the possibility that . . .
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Reply Wed 8 May, 2013 12:59 am
@PUNKEY,
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This perspective makes it possible for = this perspective allows for the possibility that . . .



Cool!
What is such grammatical phenomenon called? A virtual pronoun?
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Reply Wed 8 May, 2013 10:16 am
"It" refers to, "the scientist-believer to be intellectually fulfilled and spiritually alive, both worshiping God and using the tools of science to uncover some of the awesome mysteries of His creation."

Used here, "it" is an object pronoun.
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Reply Wed 8 May, 2013 10:29 am
@oristarA,
it = a situation
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