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 1 1    |            Apostle Paul), Justin the Philosopher (100-165), his pupil Tatian,
 2 1    |       Randall Harrison in 1889), the philosopher Athenagoras, then Pantaenus (
 3 1    |          Pantaenus (formerly a Stoic philosopher), Clement of Alexandria
 4 1    |              the Great), a prominent philosopher and theologian of the 3rd
 5 1    |             French mathematician and philosopher who died in 1650), which
 6 1    |            him belongs to the German philosopher, Liebnitz (+1716). The philosophy
 7 1    |             and, in part, deism. The philosopher himself took care that his
 8 1    |             18th century, the German philosopher Immanuel Kant gave a critique
 9 5    |              it is impossible that a philosopher or a scholar, while investigating,
10 5    |            Great, who was a scholar, philosopher and a theologian, said: “
11 5    |              law is God.~The English philosopher Berkeley (1685-1753), gave
12 8    |          argumentation by the German philosopher, Immanuel Kant, in his work,
13 8    |      instances where a highly gifted philosopher began to defend anew ideas
14 8    |     profoundly believing scholar and philosopher, the Bishop Anselm of Canterbury,
15 8    |     conditional to the absolute. The philosopher, Wolf, makes it a conclusion
16 8    |       foreseen by the learned French philosopher and mathematician Descartes.
17 11   |              them.~The famous Jewish philosopher, Philo of Alexandria, and
18 11   |             the theory of the German philosopher Schleiermacher, who lived
19 15,5 | anti-biblical” or “atheistic” by the philosopher I. N. Ilyin, (The Six Days
20 24   |             by the well-known German philosopher Immanuel Kant. According
21 App,1|               the Alexandrian Jewish philosopher (20 B.C.-A.D. 50), described