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 1 2    | skepticism must question its own personal doubts; that is, it becomes
 2 3    |        are speaking about.~ This personal experience of fellowship
 3 8    |        this simply to maintain a personal atheistic position.~The
 4 8    |     proof does not demonstrate a personal God. This is correct. Cosmological
 5 8    |         a reasonable, conscious, personal Being can an expedient creation
 6 9    |          from theories denying a personal God (i.e. materialism, atheism,
 7 9    |          designation of man as a personal being consists of his attaining
 8 9    |    attaining the fullness of his personal spiritual perfection and
 9 9    |      relationship to the eternal personal God. It follows that his
10 9,1  |   philosophic machination or the personal opinions of authors who
11 10   |  tendencies toward the idea of a personal God. And, finally, in the
12 10,6 |    observed strictly. Hope for a personal Messiah is replaced with
13 11   |     witnessing the presence of a personal Higher Being, that is, that
14 11   |         of God, man also desires personal communion with Him. Religion
15 12   |        their accomplishment, the personal effort of the man was necessary —
16 13   |        39, 32:39), original, and personal Being (Exodus 3:14-15).
17 13   |      character. The sole, vital, personal God, endlessly towering
18 13   |   monotheism speaking of a holy, personal, vital, all-perfect, all-good
19 13   |        as a creation of the one, personal, all-mighty, all-wise, all-good,
20 13   |         very essence of the one, personal God was represented by the
21 15,7 |        Man was created to have a personal relationship, even friendship,
22 17,1 |  happiness consisted of a direct personal communion with God. Their
23 17,1 |       them did not destroy their personal freedom — that greatest
24 17,1 |         godlike in truth. A full personal freedom, not limited but
25 17,1 |          be strengthened through personal, self-active moral strivings
26 18,1 |    Sometimes man can do this for personal advantage, and sometimes
27 18,4 |      retribution for sin, either personal or original. This is a very
28 App,2|     ideal image and most perfect personal example of ethical life