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 1 1   |     their meaning even up to the present time.~Also deserving attention
 2 5   |          which science cannot at present explain, but will certainly
 3 5   | phenomena, not understood at the present time, may be scientifically
 4 5   |    unexplainable not only at the present time but, in general, can
 5 8   |   convince a listening bystander present at the argument who is objectively
 6 8   |         shows that virtue in the present life more often is not rewarded
 7 9   | Spiritual and physical phenomena present in themselves something
 8 10,2|         believe we have only the present. Like a flower we are here
 9 12  |      truth of divine Revelation. Present your case, says he to the
10 15  |        God, the world was always present.” The question of the manner
11 15  |          of the world, eternally present in the godly Intellect,
12 15,2|        physicist George Gamow to present the big bang theory for
13 15,4|       past and future are always present, because He lives above
14 15,9|      variability that was always present in the DNA, so nothing new
15 16  |     several kinds has, up to the present, been controversial in the
16 16,1|     analyzed the ancestry of the present European population by looking
17 17,3|         that it continues to the present time. Also notice that creation
18 19,2|        remote descendants of the present day have not even yet forgotten
19 20  |     cults of all ancient peoples present to us spectacles of bloody
20 24  |     school from antiquity to the present. For example, the pastor
21 24  |          his moral growth in the present temporal life. History shows
22 24  |          and could not have been present in any other system of monotheism.
23 24  |        existence on earth to the present day of millions of faithful