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 1 1 |      forever, and man in his natural state seeks God's love and
 2 1 |      God's will.~This is the natural state of things. And this
 3 1 |    And so religion, which is natural to man, requires cultivation --
 4 1 | pride, he spoils things. The natural tendency of man to love
 5 1 |  said above that religion is natural to man. We may say that
 6 1 |    of atheism suppresses the natural religious tendency and destroys
 7 1 |    tendency and destroys the natural state of man; without doubt
 8 1 |      it removes man from his natural environment. I asked Fr.
 9 1 |   Revelation and to live the natural life of religion. Make us
10 3 |      is so deeply rooted and natural to man that it cannot be
11 3 |     its multitude of precise natural laws, leads us to believe
12 16| behaved as a man. He had the natural needs of man. The divine
13 19|  miracles and overturned the natural order of things; when He
14 27|      man cannot live without natural nourishment, so neither