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 1 3   | atheist was a rare bird. It is common knowledge that since pre-historic
 2 6   |       to sin called “delight.”~Common to religion and art is the
 3 10,4|        are other gods that are common to man. These things are
 4 10,5|         The Muslims share some common heritage with Jews and Christians,
 5 10,5|  perverted the Scriptures. The common link is that Muslims claim
 6 15,5|        are essential to insure common understanding of a position.~
 7 15,5|      to involve origins from a common ancestor and is often associated
 8 15,6|        random evolution from a common ancestor is God's chosen
 9 15,7|       zebra and a horse have a common lineage or if a lion and
10 15,7|       lion and a tiger share a common ancestor. The real problem
11 15,7|  certainly make the case for a common ancestor very strong. If
12 15,8|       That man and apes have a common physical ancestor might
13 15,8|      earth is descended from a common ancestor is accepted in
14 15,8|       with modification from a common ancestor might have occurred
15 15,1|      it is possible they had a common ancestor. They may not be
16 15,2|        necessarily have been a common ancestor between the phyla.
17 15,2|    between the phyla. Yet this common ancestor would most certainly
18 15,2|        and whether they have a common ancestor is not that important
19 15,2|       young earth views are so common that it seems somewhat strange
20 15,2|    they did come from a recent common ancestor.~The fossil record
21 15,4|  single-cell variety, might be common on many other planets. But
22 16  |  complete organism, having one common root in Adam and one crown
23 16,1|   groups had been drawn from a common population that began to
24 17,1|  forces us to conjecture their common source — the actuality in
25 20  |       redemption comprises the common basis of all ancient religions.
26 20  |    with Heaven — is a tendency common to all the pagan world.
27 23  |  all-embracing, universal, and common to mankind — represents