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 1 LawGod,4 |          one's soul. For this is precisely what God's truth demands
 2 LawGod,6 |        his full authority to act precisely as he desires. In their
 3 LawGod,6 |    another. Christianity accepts precisely such an understanding of
 4 LawGod,6 |      practical life. It is clear precisely why. For, if one is to look
 5 LawGod,7 |         a spirit. This spirit is precisely the center, the concentration
 6 LawGod,8 |        unfortunate people. It is precisely to them that this threatening
 7 LawGod,12|         explain to another, what precisely, is beautiful in a given
 8 LawGod,15|        are superstitious, and he precisely sets forth his appeal to
 9 LawGod,18|          loyal person strives to precisely fulfil state and civil laws
10 LawGod,21|      differ in their opinions of precisely what satisfactions one must
11 LawGod,23|     requirement is brought forth precisely by justice. For, children
12 LawGod,24|        is manifested most of all precisely in these personal encounters,
13 LawGod,26| Christianity with Communism more precisely, to that particular form