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1     1,     8,   1|       nature, man can know many truths and practice various virtues.
2     1,    12,   2|    implicitly testifies to some truths that, although undoubtedly
3     2,     7,   2|     more often than not defines truths in relation to the heresies
4     2,     7,   2|         and it formulates these truths as a condemnation of the
5     2,     8,   3|        many people to a host of truths silenced or denied by the
6     2,    11,   1| worthwhile to call to mind some truths that are unfortunately often
7     2,    11,   1|          keep certain essential truths in mind:~REVISED TO HERE~·        
8  Post            |       of religious and temporal truths of Christianity, the luminous
9  Post            |      luminous torch of so ninny truths that societies can never