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 1 1    |   Aquinas (1227-1274) composed a complete philosophic-apologetic system
 2 1    |  Christian Apologetics, notes in complete fairness: “It can be said
 3 1    |  Orthodox point of view, a fully complete, whole and deeply absorbing
 4 2    |  Sacraments and prayer. The most complete aspect of theism is represented
 5 2    | incapable of building not only a complete world-view, but even a more
 6 2    |          and, especially in most complete form — the true Christian
 7 2    |          gives the most orderly, complete, deep, wide, reasoned, proved,
 8 2    | independently knowing the whole, complete, boundless world, to comprehend
 9 2    |        the process of building a complete world-view; quite the contrary,
10 5    |     complicated, higher and more complete principle, which causes
11 7    |        religion embraces them in complete unity. Without religion,
12 8    |          for the first time with complete critical argumentation by
13 8    | Christian morals. But wherever a complete accord exists between theory
14 8    |       Kant’s ethical proof, with complete justice, notes that “virtue
15 9    |       man represents in itself a complete oneness, while the brain,
16 10   |        openly acknowledged their complete helplessness in solving
17 10,2 |      calling. This is good since complete truth is not found in the
18 10,6 |       The Sabbath is observed by complete abstention from work and
19 13   |     Testament Revelation was not complete, but only preparatory in
20 13   |         find in content one more complete and profound, and, in form,
21 13   |         moral force. There was a complete absence of an understanding
22 15   |        of Genesis, represented a complete compliance with authentic
23 15,6 |          Bible are once again in complete agreement.~ ~
24 15,2 |        where God forms the earth complete, with a single word. Then
25 15,2 |           These creatures appear complete with limbs, digestive systems,
26 15,5 |       Higher, more positive, and complete images of being metaphysically
27 16   |           and this family is one complete organism, having one common
28 17,2 |    created by God, represented a complete harmony of beauty and blessings.
29 21   |      religion did not comprise a complete expression of the moral
30 21   |        to take possession of the complete lift of the people. The
31 22   |        their loftiness, were not complete, not wholly clear, and,
32 23   |    character of the Savior. Such complete harmony is not represented
33 24   |        Church. First of all, the complete inability to resolve this
34 24   |        His precepts are the most complete and perfect expression of
35 24   |         Founder, is first of all complete, harmonious, and all-embracing.
36 24   |         Christian religion has a complete right to be called, in the
37 24   |         not initiate us into the complete profundity of the essence
38 24   |        of the Holy Trinity.~ The complete depth of the love of the
39 App,1|  literary evidence from the more complete content of the canonical
40 App,1|        way. “The destruction was complete. Walls and floors were blackened
41 App,1|       none of the sentences were complete. Some of the lines contained
42 App,2|   God-Man, Christ.~ An exact and complete ethical image of Jesus Christ,
43 App,2|      commandment? From the full, complete, all-consuming union of