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 1 1    |           himself is the remarkable personality of Pascal (1623-1662), a
 2 8    |            conception of the living personality of God, but only has a notion
 3 8    |           of God as an Intellectual Personality, capable of high purpose
 4 8    |         proof of God as an Absolute Personality. In ancient philosophy,
 5 8    |            of the consciousness and personality of the cause of the expedience
 6 8    |      denying the reasonableness and personality of God and explaining the
 7 9    |        mainly the attributes of His personality, goodness, justice, and
 8 9    |          proofs. If God is a living Personality, possessing attributes of
 9 9    |    improbable that the basis of our personality would be composed of constantly
10 9    |            an intellectual, ethical personality, cannot have only a temporary
11 9,1  |          call it what you will: the personality, consciousness, me, or soul)
12 9,1  |      passive in nature, because the personality continues to think, feel,
13 10   |           was often preceded by the personality of a reformer (for example,
14 10   |           of the Greeks and Romans, personality becomes a necessary condition
15 13   |           the same time, is a vital Personality, an Intellect, sending His
16 15,6 |           purest intellectual/moral personality. According to his designation,
17 16   | understanding of the dignity of the personality of every man. Not in one
18 16   |           of understanding of man’s personality, created in the image and
19 20   |      experience: communion with the Personality of the Savior Himself, the
20 21   |        meaning and purpose of man’s personality. On the contrary, on the
21 22   |          appearance of a particular personality.~ This was reflected, too,
22 22   |       origin of Christianity is the personality and character of its Founder.~ ~ ~
23 23   |                             23. The personality and character of Christ.~
24 23   |          harmoniousness of both the personality and character of the Savior.
25 23   |             by any other historical personality. Then, the astonishing,
26 23   |         crystal purity of His moral personality ought to be pointed out —
27 23   |            rays of His most perfect personality are reflected from the greatest
28 23   |         such a character and such a personality is inaccessible to any person,
29 23   |           possible to fabricate the personality and activity of Christ,
30 23   |          have been only for a vital personality and not an invented image!
31 23   |          not an invented image! The personality of Christ is absolute proof
32 24   |            its origin to the divine Personality of its Founder and carries
33 24   |             a vital imprint of this Personality in everything. The Christian
34 App,2|       astonishing attributes of the Personality of the Savior — His infinite
35 App,2|             ethical features of His Personality were manifested in His attitude
36 App,2|       imitation in every way of the Personality and life of Christ, though