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 1 1    |   himself took care that his basic philosophic views were reconciled
 2 2    |    this it is plain that the basic truths of religion are inaccessible
 3 5    |   prove and is accepted as a basic principle by an act of faith.~
 4 8    |      Everything that is most basic and elementary in scientific
 5 8    | exactly mathematically prove basic religious truths, and, in
 6 8    |    existence, regarding this basic religious truth to be so
 7 8    |    anthropic principle.” The basic thrust of the anthropic
 8 8    |      higher inspiration.~The basic thought of this proof is
 9 10,4 |      the universe. This is a basic doctrine of Judeo-Christian
10 15,8 |     we learned thus far? The basic framework of creation presented
11 16   |     exceptionally important, basic truths of revealed religion
12 16   |    This truth belongs to the basic truths of the Christian
13 16,2 |      creation was to instill basic religious truths into his
14 21   |    special undertaking.~ The basic thought of civil legislation
15 24   | essence of Christianity, two basic tendencies should be noted:
16 24   |      does not contain in its basic truths anything hostile
17 24   | essence of Christianity, the basic truths of the Christian
18 24   |     the understanding of the basic divine Essence. Only Christianity,
19 App,2|     only point out how these basic ethical features of His
20 App,2|     Christians as the first, basic and most important commandment?
21 App,2|  with God (I Cor. 3:19).~ As basic features of His holiness,