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 1  2,20|  punishment but as something natural. But is not God the Creator
 2  2,20|   not God the Creator of all natural things? So in both cases,
 3  3,18|      be another world war or natural events, or a combination
 4  4,12| Pomazansky states that it is natural to suppose that in the early
 5  4,12|    native devoutness and the natural desire to be kept safe from
 6  5,4 |       leading a form of life natural only to the celestial powers;
 7  7,17|    holy texts, they had only natural human means to work with,
 8  9,15| uncreated light constitute a natural state of the soul, and infants
 9  9,42|      that the development of natural religions occurred because
10  9,42|  presence, animals which are natural enemies once again coexist
11  9,42|   source shows that the most natural food is that which was assigned
12 10,10|        Therefore it is quite natural to affirm that these religious
13 11,4 |   Protestant innovation, the natural consequence of services
14 11,4 |      movements are much more natural and less stylized than in
15 Ep   |  unthankful, unholy, without natural affection, truce-breakers,