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 1 10| supernatural religion; it is only a development of this religious sentiment.
 2 10|           efforts and by a constant development, attain finally to the possession
 3 20|    evolution which requires for the development of the germs a certain time
 4 21|            and according to logical development, but as required by circumstances,
 5 23|             has reached its fullest development, and when the public conscience
 6 26|             have to say about their development. First of all they lay down
 7 28|            of the truth. Nor is the development of our knowledge, even concerning
 8 32|         beginning of a fact and its development, for what is born one day
 9 32|          those that deal with their development, and these he must again
10 33|        broad lines a history of the development of the facts. The critic
11 35|          product of the progressive development of the germ which He brought
12 37|           postulated by the perfect development of life. And here We cannot