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 1 1    |     materialism, skepticism, and, in part, deism. The philosopher
 2 2    |         spiritual forces of man take part: first of all the will (
 3 2    |           declares: But man, being a part of the whole world, not
 4 2    |           life. For an insignificant part cannot perceive the absolute
 5 5    |           and not completely, but in part.”~St. Basil the Great, who
 6 8    |            other religious truths is part of the nature of things
 7 8    |              the left represents our part of the cosmos. Each of the
 8 9    |           and comprises an essential part of almost all religions
 9 9,1  |           the death of the body some part of the person (call it what
10 10   |      religion, however, for the most part, was related to later times,
11 10   |           East. Absent, for the most part, too, are the bloody cults
12 11   |          unknowable truths. Man is a part of the world. The world
13 11   |          stay within the world. As a part cannot know the whole, so
14 15,3 |            that an effect can not be part of its cause. Translation:
15 15,3 |            of God, is that invisible part of man that is endowed with
16 15,5 |          face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even
17 15,7 |             intangible thing that is part of the human experience.
18 15,8 |              we do know, at least in part — the physical laws of the
19 15,1 |              the Apostle Paul. It is part of his teaching on the resurrection
20 15,2 |          plants appear to have taken part in the cleansing of the
21 15,2 |              alga were classified as part of the plant kingdom by
22 15,2 |      naturally anywhere else in that part of the country. You might
23 15,2 |            the flesh of fish is only part of this work. They don't
24 15,2 |              Warm-bloodedness may be part of what separates birds
25 15,5 |             N. N. Fioletov, who took part in the Local Council of
26 16,2 |               God did not separate a part of Himself, was in no way
27 16,2 |          offspring of the Deity, nor part of Him, nor the body of
28 17,2 |            against God’s love on the part of man, a transgression
29 24   |          systematically destroying a part at a time the foundations
30 App,1|           examined, and only a small part of what is examined is published.
31 App,1| Archeologists also found that in one part of the city, large piles