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 1 1   |            of the Church, led to the development of a new Protestant rationalism,
 2 1   |            An impulse to the further development of Apologetics was the movement
 3 1   |             following it, the unique development of physico-mathematical
 4 3   |              people at all stages of development. “Look at the face of the
 5 10  |           the history of the natural development of religious consciousness
 6 10  |              some one aspect of this development which was the nearest to
 7 10  |   possibilities of natural religious development. Pagan religion could have
 8 10,6|             or perhaps more like the development of the Amish people. It
 9 10,6|        synagogue helped to shape the development of Judaism. One thing remained
10 11  |            for the religious-ethical development of mankind, also certainly
11 13  |            whole, and represents the development of one Divine Plan for the
12 13  |      likeness of God, capable of the development of moral likeness to God
13 14  |           spiritual and intellectual development and by the baggage of their
14 15,3|           being called to growth and development, acts in cooperation with
15 15,5|           Abiogenesis — The supposed development of living organisms from
16 15,1|              that major leaps in the development of life occurred abruptly
17 15,2|             This allowed the further development of life. Also, plants appear
18 15,2|           True alga appears with the development of eukaryote cells. Algae
19 15,2|             on earth for the natural development of life. Cosmic seeding
20 15,2|         argument revolves around the development of the eye. The Cambrian
21 15,2|           there was no purpose, that development occurred simply as a response
22 15,2|           Mostly, it is the advanced development of the brain that separates
23 15,2|        change occurs abruptly in the development of man about 10,000 BC that
24 15,5|             the idea of evolutionary development: “The act of the creation
25 15,5|         appear during the process of development, sometimes merely serving
26 16,1|            cultures and perhaps with development of the world's major language
27 16,2|          questions of the origin and development of the world, science follows
28 18,2| circumstances and the level of human development, or good and evil are such
29 18,2|            standpoint of man’s moral development, it can result in good.
30 18,3|              idleness and serves the development of his abilities. Suffering
31 18,3|          From the viewpoint of moral development, a lot of things that we
32 24  |      intellect higher than spiritual development. Without humbling the intellect,
33 24  |         simply assists the spiritual development of man and his moral growth