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 1 4   |       of a root, moisture and sun.~Religion without morality
 2 5   |      to the reflection of the sun in water.” Of the relationship
 3 8   |     right is a picture of the sun. Like all stars, the sun
 4 8   |      sun. Like all stars, the sun generates its energy by
 5 8   |       second that passes, the sun compresses 564 million tons
 6 8   |      consumption of fuel, the sun has only used up 2% of the
 7 8   |    furnace is not used by our sun alone. Every star in the
 8 8   |    fact is, however, that the sun still has 98% of its original
 9 10,4|       are God. Meanwhile, the sun beats down on the waves
10 10,4|    water to evaporate, so the sun might claim it is God. Still,
11 10,4|       air, the waves, and the sun.~Any of these things might
12 12  |    and the obscuration of the sun at the death of the Savior.~
13 14  |     Earth revolves around the Sun. The Inquisition opined
14 14  |      the source of light, the Sun, had not existed!” But today’
15 15,2|   center of the universe. The sun, moon, planets and stars
16 15,2|    that the earth circled the sun. But Aristotle carried more
17 15,2|     earth revolved around the sun. Copernicus' work was written
18 15,3| everything. The newly forming sun condenses until the nuclear
19 15,3|     gas cloud that formed our sun. This swirling cloud clumped
20 15,3|     Genesis suggests that the Sun, Moon and stars were made
21 15,3|     dioxide. The light of the sun was visible — but not the
22 15,3|     was visible — but not the sun or the stars — until the
23 15,3|    possible. The sky with the sun and its stars now became
24 15,2|     the cloud cover until the sun became visible on day 4.~
25 18,2|  nourish man are innumerable. Sun, water and air warm and
26 23  |  stars in comparison with the sun.~ It is not possible to
27 24  |    which illuminates like the sun all the harmony of the whole
28 24  |     culture which deifies the sun, moon, and stars, the Christian