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 1 1    |       was necessary to decide in principle the question of the relationship
 2 1    |    defense of intellect. But the principle of freedom of investigation
 3 3    |          the existence of God in principle, though they live so as
 4 5    |       and is accepted as a basic principle by an act of faith.~St.
 5 5    |         higher and more complete principle, which causes such phenomena
 6 6    |         hostile to each other in principle is a mistaken one. This
 7 8    |  explaining natural phenomena. A principle of modern science has emerged
 8 8    |      1980s called “the anthropic principle.” The basic thrust of the
 9 8    |          thrust of the anthropic principle is that chance is simply
10 11   |         and wisdom of a creative principle witnessing the presence
11 11   |    eternally unchangeable in its principle, while at the same time
12 15   |         very brief; does not, in principle, mention details; and does
13 15,1 | existence. On the other hand, in principle it is very logical to admit
14 15,4 |       exist before, therefore in principle was invisible, and then
15 15,5 |   hypotheses are permissible, in principle. That is with the condition
16 16   |         substance of the ethical principle underlying the understanding
17 16,2 |         the Biblical account. In principle we are con­vinced that the
18 21   |       and oneself.~ Although the principle of love in the Old Testament
19 21   |         we shall see later, this principle itself, nevertheless, is
20 21   |           In conforming with the principle aim of this preparatory
21 24   |          doctrine as it is a new principle of life and activity of
22 App,2|     world be solved if only this principle would triumph in people.