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 1 3 |       of truth that which is in reality the result of pride and
 2 4 |  uncertainty, while they are in reality firm and steadfast, it will
 3 7 |        its intrinsic cause, the reality of the divine, and in a
 4 14|      object of faith the divine reality, still this reality is not
 5 14|      divine reality, still this reality is not to be found but in
 6 14|    certain fact that the divine reality does really exist in itself
 7 14| immediate contact with the very reality of God, and infuses such
 8 16|     entirely concerned with the reality of phenomena, into which
 9 16| concerns itself with the divine reality which is entirely unknown
10 16|   Christ only in His historical reality; and it will be affirmed
11 17|        you take away the divine reality and the experience of it
12 17|       refers only to the divine reality not to the idea of God.
13 19|   representations of the divine reality are symbolical. And thus
14 39|        of the conviction of the reality of the object. But these
15 39|         science they say is the reality of the knowable; the object
16 39|         on the contrary, is the reality of the unknowable. Now what
17 39|       religion of an unknowable reality. And why this religion might
18 43|         God and the Church - in reality they only offend both, less