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 1 1    |         as a coherent system of thought or philosophy with a reasonable
 2 1    |       and elucidated by general thought.~A sharp contrast to the
 3 1    |        a philosophical depth of thought and a dialectical delicacy.~
 4 1    |    began among apologists. Some thought it possible to interpret
 5 2    |        world, to comprehend the thought, ideas and aims of its Creator
 6 3    |        they never came across a thought about God themselves. Others
 7 3    |     have enough independence of thought to see that their educators’
 8 8    |   higher inspiration.~The basic thought of this proof is that in
 9 8    |         morality, expressed the thought that this does not at all
10 10   |        language of contemporary thought, this implied a theoretical
11 10,3 |        can obtain perfection of thought and deed it is believed
12 10,3 |         to teach them the right thought. But no matter how many
13 10,4 |        this belief system it is thought that everything in the universe
14 10,4 |      highly contrary to western thought. In the caste system, the
15 10,4 |       of them together might be thought of as composing the whole
16 10,4 |       into the error of New Age thought by worshipping things that
17 13   |      was they who expressed the thought that the Messiah will come
18 15,5 |    Questions.~The Church always thought that the Bible is the inspired
19 15,5 |         literally true. Usually thought of as a belief in a young-earth
20 15,5 | definition, this term is seldom thought to stop with “change with
21 15,4 |      recent trend in scientific thought has gone too far. They suggest
22 15,5 |     Local Council of 1917-1918, thought that “in itself the idea
23 15,6 |        with Descartes, European thought separates the man and the
24 16,1 |      and inventive culture, are thought to have displaced the archaic
25 16,2 |    divine illumination of human thought.~ ~ ~
26 18,2 |     suffering pushes man to the thought that physical evil has autonomous
27 21   |         undertaking.~ The basic thought of civil legislation of
28 21   |         legislation resided the thought that, first of all, man
29 24   |        circumstance directs the thought to the divine origin of
30 24   |       clear to genuine critical thought. Firstly, Christianity,
31 App,2|        the fruit of His eternal thought. Fully possessing the loftiest
32 App,2|         a way that His original thought was manifestly understood.