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 1 1   |             defend the new Christian truths in the light of rationalistic,
 2 1   |              general, more important truths to retreat to a secondary
 3 1   |      defended some general Christian truths very strongly and intelligently
 4 1   |       scientific basis for religious truths, and sharply objected to
 5 1   |            The defense of particular truths and the refutation of many
 6 1   |         general defense of Christian truths became mainly the work of
 7 2   |              is plain that the basic truths of religion are inaccessible
 8 3   |           opposition to the inspired truths, in order to forge a conflict
 9 5   |             was a shadow of revealed truths, a pre-portrayal of Truth
10 6   |  contemplation of the idea.~Dogmatic truths and ethical conceptions
11 8   |          among fundamental religious truths belongs to the truth of
12 8   |             the benefit of religious truths fall into three categories:
13 8   |          other fundamental religious truths were impossible was expressed
14 8   |    postulates, that is, self-evident truths, which are impossible to
15 8   |           all so-called self-evident truths, cannot be proved and which
16 8   | mathematically prove basic religious truths, and, in general, cannot
17 8   |      mathematical proof of religious truths, which reveals the lawful
18 8   |            of faith, makes religious truths (and, first of all, the
19 8   |              God and other religious truths is part of the nature of
20 8   |              proofs of the religious truths in which he believes. A
21 11  |              of otherwise unknowable truths. Man is a part of the world.
22 11  |           these otherwise unknowable truths, then, and only then, will
23 11  |     explanation of religious-ethical truths which rise above all possibilities
24 11  |         issue. The revelation of new truths, serving as a stimulus for
25 11  |     historical life of man. Revealed Truths are always eternal Truths.~
26 11  |            Truths are always eternal Truths.~The discovery of mysteries
27 11  |          disclosed a whole series of truths which exceed every intellect
28 13  |      fulfilled its purpose. Revealed truths were opened little by little
29 13  |              reception of the higher truths of Christian Revelation.
30 13  |         Revelation. Therefore, these truths were revealed gradually
31 13  |         itself eternal and permanent truths of divine Revelation. The
32 15,8|           that the Bible reveals the truths that are unavailable from
33 16  |       exceptionally important, basic truths of revealed religion relating
34 16  |           truth belongs to the basic truths of the Christian worldview,
35 16,2|              instill basic religious truths into his people and, through
36 16,2|             Being.~A series of other truths about God, the world, and
37 16,2|          life from God.~ ~From these truths the logical conclusion follows
38 24  |             not contain in its basic truths anything hostile to true
39 24  |              Christianity, the basic truths of the Christian religion
40 24  |          Testaments general dogmatic truths (of the unity of the divine
41 24  |         others), nevertheless, these truths are presented more clearly,
42 24  |            Testament.~ Some revealed truths in the Old Testament were