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 1 1   | Notwithstanding the greater practical aim of the Latin West, the limitation
 2 2   |               the nature, meaning and aim of life, personally as well
 3 2   |             what does the meaning and aim of the existence of the
 4 2   |            life has no meaning and no aim.~The solution of this religious
 5 2   |         unable to explain the origin, aim or meaning of the world
 6 2   |             understand the reason and aim of the life of the world
 7 4   |              toward the Absolute. The aim of the former is the satisfaction
 8 4   |               ethical perfection; the aim of the latter is unity with
 9 5   |          knowledge of the meaning and aim of the life of the world
10 8   |              spirit (for example, the aim and meaning of life), then
11 8   |           expedience. In short, plan, aim and sense (which can be
12 8   |        without being conscious of the aim of its action, but not without
13 8   |               action, but not without aim. An animal acts in conformity
14 8   |            acts in conformity with an aim unrecognizable to itself.~
15 8   |               life has no meaning and aim, and every occurrence depends
16 9   |            his life on the earth. The aim and ethical designation
17 12  |         miracle always has a definite aim, sense, and a deep moral
18 13  |          symbol does to an image. The aim of Old Testament Revelation
19 13  |       preparation for approaching the aim of its purpose: to prepare
20 14  |          world and life and the utter aim of human existence. These
21 16,2|             picture. Moses' immediate aim in the account of the creation
22 21  |         conforming with the principle aim of this preparatory religion —