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 1 6   |         but in vivid, concrete forms. In religion, as in art,
 2 6   |        towards all aspects and forms of art inhibited their adaptation
 3 6   |    sanctified also the various forms of art for use in Christian
 4 7   |   skepticism. Poetry and other forms of art, with their impulses
 5 7   |   study of the rise of various forms of religious cults and well-known
 6 8   |       in practical life, other forms of proofs are often used.
 7 8   |       a Prime-mover). Leibnitz forms this proof by a conclusion,
 8 8   |     existence come in two main forms. Before Kant, in both theology
 9 8   |       God Himself. In both its forms (pre-Kant and Kant), ethical
10 8   |     proof has its force. These forms not only do not exclude,
11 11  |  variously revealed in diverse forms — in nature, in man’s spirit,
12 15,2|        island having different forms of the same species of animals.
13 15,3|     settle, single-celled life forms in the ocean, including
14 15,6|      developed into individual forms of grass, herb, and tree,
15 15,6|    existing land dwelling life forms that had been created during
16 15,2| picture of creation, where God forms the earth complete, with
17 15,2|        size from single-celled forms to giant kelp. Bacteria
18 15,4|    they allow that simple life forms, of the single-cell variety,
19 15,5|    water and earth, from lower forms to the highest by way of
20 15,5|       time. Numerous transient forms can appear during the process
21 15,5| emergence of the more advanced forms, that are linked to eternity.”~
22 15,5|      The fact that the highest forms and types of creation appear
23 15,5|       creation of the simplest forms. The level of being is not
24 15,5|    able to fully create higher forms from lower, and, in the