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 1 1   |       falsity of idol worship. In general, the Bible concerned itself
 2 1   |         argued, and elucidated by general thought.~A sharp contrast
 3 1   |           the fall of theology in general.~The German Reformation
 4 1   |           Ecumenical Councils and general intellectual reason, (which
 5 1   | Reformation forced the defense of general, more important truths to
 6 1   |         Many deists defended some general Christian truths very strongly
 7 1   |           against Church dogma in general and even against the Holy
 8 1   |      miracles, prophesies and, in general, everything supernatural
 9 1   |   Catholic theologians, while the general defense of Christian truths
10 1   |    intellectual synthesis of both general and particular apologetic
11 2   |           history and creation in general? What is good and evil?
12 4   |        from morality, in that the general objectives of one and the
13 5   |          the present time but, in general, can never be fully explained
14 8   |         religious truths, and, in general, cannot answer the most
15 8   |       conclusiveness of proofs in general, one should remember the
16 8   |         of a Higher intellect. In general, however, the teleological
17 8   |       this does not mean that, in general, these phenomena have no
18 8   |         and sense. With this, the general experience of nature can
19 8   |         of animals and nature, in general, are not animals and nature
20 8   |       morally does not refute the general conclusion about the ethical
21 9   |        chemical, physical, or, in general, material attributes can
22 9   |          brain and man’s body, in general, is destroyed, there is
23 10  |           Natural religions.~In a general survey of pagan natural
24 10,5|        support for extremists and general condemnation of terrorism.”
25 11  |        the problem of miracles in general. If a miracle is possible (
26 15  |       order of world formation in general, especially, in the order
27 15,2|    mention fish. We use fish as a general term in agreement with tradition
28 16  |         Adam and one crown in his general Redeemer, Christ.~ Without
29 16  |        and the teaching about the general meaning of the redeeming
30 16,2|         presents it simply as one general picture. Moses' immediate
31 18,1|           and living creatures in general. A product of this emotion
32 21  |           restricting itself to a general indication of the necessity
33 21  |         one another; however, the general application of love for
34 21  |           did not limit itself to general precepts in regard to the
35 22  |          of Christianity. Besides general proofs, suitable for all
36 22  |           as a trepidation in the general expectation of an upheaval,
37 22  |          should be noted that, in general, the expectation of the
38 24  |        has no special meaning. In general, the whole objective meaning
39 24  |       both Old and New Testaments general dogmatic truths (of the