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 1 1    |           of the Church, Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian,
 2 1    |           eloquence. St. Basil the Great and St. Gregory the Theologian
 3 1    |         impossible not to note the great importance of St. Dionysius
 4 1    |       Alexandria (often called the Great), a prominent philosopher
 5 1    |          of Divine Providence.~The great Fathers and teachers of
 6 1    |           the Ecumenical Councils, great apologetic significance
 7 1    |        works of St. Athanasius the Great (296-373), St. Basil the
 8 1    |            296-373), St. Basil the Great (329-379), St. Cyril of
 9 1    |     Scholastics were: Albertus the Great (1193-1280), Alexander de
10 1    |      deeply religious thinker, the great apologist of the 17th century. (
11 1    |          of Spinoza (1631-1677). A great deal of merit in the battle
12 1    |        proving this truth evoked a great rise of interest in Apologetics
13 1    |          to be ignored.~Especially great was the harm brought by
14 1    | philosophical works, having also a great apologetic meaning.~A profound
15 5    |    teachers of the Church attached great value even to pagan philosophy.
16 5    |            in part.”~St. Basil the Great, who was a scholar, philosopher
17 5    |           knowledge, St. Basil the Great also asserted: “In science
18 5    |         remoteness to God.”~If the great Fathers of the Church regarded
19 5    |       humble (James 4:6).~It is of great significance that on the
20 8    |            on faith. St. Basil the Great is profoundly correct when
21 8    |    presented by St. Athanasius the Great in the form of a conclusion
22 8    |          Creator; by St. Basil the Great and St. Gregory the Theologian,
23 10,3 |          to kill even an insect. A great emphasis is also placed
24 10,4 |           a king. He was raised in great luxury, sheltered from the
25 11   |          the mysterious, intimate, great wisdom of God,” which, in
26 11   |         especial insistence to the great mysteries of the Christian
27 13   |        also asked for in return. A great deal was given to the Hebrew
28 13   |           the Hebrew people, and a great deal was to be answered
29 13   |           inconspicuous amid other great and civilized peoples of
30 15,3 |           was so. And God made two great lights; the greater light
31 15,3 |            heaven. And God created great whales, and every living
32 15,3 |     reptiles, and insects. Another great explosion of life begins
33 15,3 |        dinosaurs gadowl tanniyn or great monster.~ ~Late in this “
34 15,5 |        first life developed over a great period of time by unguided
35 15,6 |          way this should not be of great concern to us. The fossil
36 15,6 |            heaven. And God created great whales, and every living
37 15,6 |   mentioned, with the exception of great whales.~Dinosaur fossils
38 15,7 |         but it should not cause us great concern for long.~Looking
39 15,2 |          until much later than the great explosion of marine life.
40 15,2 |       Still, this should not be of great concern to us. Whether you
41 15,2 |            heaven. And God created great whales, and every living
42 15,2 |      because of the mistranslated “great whales” listed here (which
43 15,2 |          winged fowl, and yes, the great sea and land monsters. All
44 15,2 |      different patterns; some with great big stones, some with little
45 15,2 |            are the gadowl tanniyn (great land and sea monsters) that
46 15,2 |        extinction was not the only great extinction of life in earth'
47 15,2 |          call pets may even show a great attachment to one or more
48 15,3 |        they tell. It is a story of great variation, repeated speciation
49 15,6 |          the venerable Anthony the Great. “...According to St. Anthony,”
50 16,2 |       mankind, it would still be a great work, a magnificent expression
51 17,1 |           Mentally, they possessed great creative abilities, since
52 19,1 |         The Genesis account of the great flood is not an embarrassment
53 19,1 |          and erosion on a scale as great as the hypothesis demands.~
54 19,2 |           from “the springs of the great deep” and “the floodgates
55 19,2 |           history of Alexander the Great a myth, as to call the flood
56 19,2 |           the world's history by a great deluge appears to have so
57 21   |        thoughts and reflections of great Old Testament men,” says
58 21   |  Rozhdestvensky, “ascended to that great propitiating Sacrifice for
59 22   |           reigned in the East of a great change in the world, during
60 22   |           Christ, the coming of a “great holy one” was awaited, for
61 22   |          after the appearance of a great prophet (the Forerunner).
62 24   |       purely a Christian idea. The great structure of international
63 25   |           the same time, attaching great importance to stars’ influence
64 25   |         what seems little to us is great for His goodness and love.
65 App,1|            proven to be one of the great archaeological finds of
66 App,1|       biblical narrative and had a great impact on Middle East archaeological