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 1   1, 20 | relationships which the Christian religion establishes between God
 2   2, 54 |          how best to proclaim the religion of Christ. ~
 3   3, 70 |          the mind of God Himself. Religion of its very nature is a
 4   3, 99 |        many people who profess no religion at all. Many, too, subscribe
 5   3, 101|      excellence and importance of religion. These ideologies are often
 6   3, 104|         and clearly in defense of religion, and of those human, spiritual
 7   3, 107|      people, who still retain the religion of the Old Testament, and
 8   3, 107|           monotheistic systems of religion, especially the Moslem religion.
 9   3, 107|   religion, especially the Moslem religion. We do well to admire these
10   3, 107|       with these various forms of religion, nor can we adopt an indifferent
11   3, 107|     conviction that the Christian religion is the one and only true
12   3, 107|          is the one and only true religion, and it is our hope that