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 1 1    |      Clement and Origen affirmed. Having accepted Christianity at
 2 1    |          was acknowledged also as having been given to man by God,
 3 1    |       theological investigations. Having conquered scholasticism,
 4 1    |          1809-1882). This school, having gathered from the past century
 5 1    |     valuable philosophical works, having also a great apologetic
 6 2    |         being close to nature and having clean hearts, also believe
 7 3    |      dwelling, not knowing money, having no idea of the fine arts,
 8 5    |             I think that everyone having intelligence will recognize
 9 5    |          higher divine Intellect, having created man’s consciousness
10 7    |           The origin of religion.~Having examined the relationship
11 7    |          presents no obstacles to having faith in God and His Revelation.
12 8    |   conscience of man shows us that having freedom of action, man,
13 8    |        censures its actions. Man, having free will, nonetheless feels
14 10   |         divine care. Although not having supernatural Revelation,
15 10   |          of himself. In addition, having an innate idea of God in
16 10   |        the pagans, who, while not having the same revelation, were
17 11   |          had previously spoken as having power to reveal Truth Itself.
18 13   |           by paganism, and itself having an inclination to the latter,
19 15,2 |        puzzling, with each island having different forms of the same
20 15,6 |         Scripture refers to life, having limited mind and emotions.
21 15,8 |        nature — are never seen as having significance beyond themselves.~
22 15,2 |            cannot be explained as having originated independently.
23 15,2 |    misunderstood on this issue as having accepted the evolution of
24 16   |         is one complete organism, having one common root in Adam
25 17,2 |         chapter 3), Adam and Eve, having obeyed the flattery of the
26 17,3 | biologically after sinning, while having been warned that “in the
27 19,2 |          speaks seriously for its having a basis in some actual world-wide
28 19,4 |         the flood: “By faith, Noe having received an answer concerning
29 App,2|      Christian ethics lies in its having not only a true ethical
30 App,2|          contain them. Therefore, having noted the most essential
31 App,2|           Nobody left Him without having received the indispensable.