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 1 1    |      These teachers of the Church gave a wide scope to their intellect
 2 1    |  Christianity at a mature age, he gave himself to it with the passion
 3 1    |         of Canterbury (1033-1109) gave a so-called ontological
 4 1    |         spontaneous feeling. This gave rise to an extreme subjectivism,
 5 1    |  philosophy of Liebnitz therefore gave ammunition for the disproof
 6 1    |         philosopher Immanuel Kant gave a critique of all proofs
 7 1    |      systems of German philosophy gave material for a philosophical
 8 1    |        that Hegel, in his system, gave primary importance to the
 9 5    | philosopher Berkeley (1685-1753), gave this reasoning concerning
10 8    |      Legislator of this law. Kant gave to the ethical proof a different
11 11   |           nature and its laws, He gave the so-called natural revelation.
12 11   |       natural revelation. Then He gave the supernatural revelation
13 11   |         history, and, finally, He gave the full Revelation of good
14 13   |           To this people the Lord gave His original Revelation.
15 15,2 |          though Darwin originally gave God the glory of being responsible
16 15,7 |         life. The breath that God gave man was the immortal spirit.
17 15,7 |     blessed man with a spirit and gave him dominion over the other
18 15,2 |         bring forth,” He actually gave authority to the earth to
19 15,2 |          young. God in His wisdom gave birds a sense that reptiles
20 15,6 |         immortal, but because God gave him access to the Tree of
21 20   |         the thirst for redemption gave rise in the conscience of
22 21,1 |         shall return unto God who gave it (Eccl. 12:7).~ In Old
23 25   |           worthy of existence and gave specific organization and
24 App,2|          in the Lord’s prayer, He gave a pointed and clear indication