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 1 1  |           had no need to turn to so-called scientific and philosophical
 2 1  | intellect and philosophy was the so-called Alexandrian School. In Alexandria,
 3 1  |    Canterbury (1033-1109) gave a so-called ontological proof of the
 4 1  |          the Middle Ages was the so-called scholasticism, which turned
 5 1  |          during the epoch of the so-called Renaissance, the western
 6 1  |          was the movement toward so-called deism. Deism is a religious,
 7 2  |        criterion consists of the so-called pragmatic justification
 8 3  |         and apologetics have the so-called “arguments for the existence
 9 5  |    without doubt true that often so-called miraculous phenomena prove
10 7  |          on the one hand, to the so-called historical proof of the
11 8  |          mathematics there exist so-called postulates, that is, self-evident
12 8  | postulates, which, just like all so-called self-evident truths, cannot
13 8  |     tried to found a new form of so-called ethical proof. The history
14 8  |         Canterbury, preceded his so-called ontological proof of the
15 8  |    Scripture rarely mentions the so-called proof of God’s existence,
16 8  |      examination of the specific so-called proofs of the existence
17 8  |         two main aspects: 1) the so-called physico-teleological, inferring
18 8  |       blessings?~Theoretical and so-called scientifically philosophic
19 11 |        and its laws, He gave the so-called natural revelation. Then
20 11 |          there exists a God! All so-called proofs of the existence
21 11 |     sectarians (for example, the so-called Montanists), expressed the
22 16 |        ethics is the teaching of so-called socialism (and communism),
23 22 |       Such is the opinion of the so-called New Tubingen (negatively