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 1 1   |         The extremely brusque, universal dogmatic formula of Tertullian, “
 2 1   |        are subordinated to the universal governing force of Divine
 3 7   | represents something much more universal than all the above mentioned
 4 8   |        nothing but the highest universal Cause can be recognized
 5 16  |      pagan morality contains a universal latitude and depth of understanding
 6 16  |      not understand either the universal, mystical root of evil,
 7 19  |                        19. The universal flood.~The Biblical teaching
 8 19  |       the Bible geographically universal? global? or was it only
 9 19  |      it only anthropologically universal, that is, affecting only
10 19,1|     significant evidence for a universal (with respect to man and
11 19,1|      the Genesis flood was not universal? Not at all. The Genesis
12 19,1|         The Genesis flood was “universal” in that it destroyed the
13 19,1|        accurately described as universal, with respect to humans
14 19,2|        flood story as the most universal tradition in the history
15 19,4|        historical meaning, the universal flood also has a dogmatic
16 20  |       all the pagan world. The universal expectation of deliverance
17 20  |      no way be explained by a “universal delusion,” for delusions
18 20  |        for delusions are never universal, and do not pass through
19 21  |  religion does not have such a universal application as is given
20 21  |     the moral ideal in all its universal width and profundity. In
21 23  |        Christ — all-embracing, universal, and common to mankind —