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1    I, 2,1 |         new stage of its history. Profound and rapid changes are spreading
2   II, 2,18|     acquire for themselves a more profound living knowledge of God
3   II, 2,30|       capable minds by using more profound explanations.~ ~
4  III, 1,34|          arrive al an always more profound and vital acceptance of
5  III, 2,54|         have been pronounced, the profound (net the phenomenal) reality
6  III, 2,58|         mystery of the cross. The profound reflections found in St.
7    V      |          obtain a fuller and more profound knowledge of the faith,
8    V, 7   |         84 The adolescent notices profound physical and psychological
9    V,15   | considered Less dangerous or less profound; in these times the adult’