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 1 1    |      the latter most naturally began to defend the new Christian
 2 1    |     and teachers of the Church began to deem it necessary to
 3 1    |     and a new Protestant dogma began to be built on the denial
 4 1    |      was not enough. Arguments began among apologists. Some thought
 5 1    |        everything supernatural began to be denied. The Holy Scripture
 6 1    |     denied. The Holy Scripture began to be studied just like
 7 1    | ancient literature. Philosophy began to subordinate theology
 8 1    |      experience of the saints, began to be ignored.~Especially
 9 1    |      in support of these ideas began to appear, among them The
10 8    |      highly gifted philosopher began to defend anew ideas already
11 10,4 |      bang, time and space also began. The cause, the Creator —
12 10,6 |  humanity. The Reform movement began in Germany as an attempt
13 15,1 |     records indicate that life began as simple bacteria type
14 15,2 |     life on earth.~ Scientists began to embrace this “evolution”
15 15,2 | allowed. Geologists, likewise, began to question the age of the
16 15,2 |       invention the telescope, began to make startling discoveries
17 15,4 |        time and space actually began with the big bang. God is
18 15,2 |      form. The Bible says life began as soon as there was liquid
19 15,2 |        disappeared and mammals began to dominate, the earth saw
20 16,1 |       a common population that began to expand 7,800 years ago.~
21 17,2 |         Their spiritual forces began, not to develop, but to
22 17,2 |        and crimes appeared and began to increase. Already the
23 17,3 |     not say when this groaning began, only that it continues
24 19,1 |       that Noah and his family began profitable agriculture immediately
25 19,2 |  existing fresh water lake and began to fill the basin like a
26 App,1|   investigated the tablets and began his own expedition at the
27 App,1|     houses, stated that a fire began on the roofs of these buildings.