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 1 2    |      efforts of the mind alone to understand something, there is no need
 2 2    |        aims of its Creator and to understand the reason and aim of the
 3 2    |         is extremely important to understand, therefore, clearly and
 4 4    |    prominent philosophers did not understand this difference.~For instance,
 5 8    |     sometimes do not know, do not understand, and do not see the purpose
 6 9,1  |         help a believer to better understand and prepare for that which
 7 10,6 |                       Judaism.~To understand Judaism today, one must
 8 14   |          when man becomes able to understand better what nature and the
 9 15,5 |      Theology is man's attempt to understand the Bible. Science is man'
10 15,5 |       Science is man's attempt to understand the universe. Theology and
11 15,6 |          the mammals of day six), understand that the “potter” is still
12 15,7 |    mystery. How shall we begin to understand these passages? One thing
13 15,7 |         as such has no body as we understand that term.~It has been suggested
14 15,1 |           chapter one, we need to understand what Paul means when he
15 15,2 |    different. Hopefully, you will understand why Genesis considers them
16 15,5 |      aspiration to life, helps to understand an indisputable fact of
17 16   |        communism), which does not understand either the universal, mystical
18 16,2 |         can show us how we should understand the facts in the Bible.
19 18   |        people have been trying to understand since the earliest ages.
20 18,2 |          has always endeavored to understand whether these are absolute
21 18,4 |             It is not possible to understand why God permits evil, if
22 18,4 |    statistically inevitable. They understand human life as a tangle of
23 18,4 |        all-forgiving. In order to understand undeserved suffering, we
24 24   |             In order to correctly understand and determine the essence
25 24   |           to the law of love.” To understand this idea of a God of Love
26 24   |             it alone allows us to understand that divine Love was never
27 24   |           the Christian begins to understand as the loving Father of
28 25   | irresponsibly, we slowly start to understand the futility of our activities
29 25   |           but after years pass we understand that what happened was for
30 App,1|   Archaeology can also help us to understand more accurately the nuances
31 App,1|    discovery.~ It is important to understand that the Scriptures remain