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 1 1    |       apologist), Aristides, (the full text of whose apology was
 2 1    |        and science, in terms of a full recognition of the participation
 3 8    |        the Holy Scripture has its full meaning for the faithful,
 4 10   |           spirit of its people. A full expression of the true substance
 5 11   |         and, finally, He gave the full Revelation of good tidings
 6 11   |         of deism and pantheism is full of contradictions. Arbitrarily
 7 13   |          intellectual activity. A full Revelation concerning the
 8 14   |         enlightenment, must be in full concord regarding each and
 9 14   |           they cannot tally up in full.~ Conflicts of science and
10 15,7 |    wonderful verses! Interesting, full of challenge and mystery.
11 15,9 |        are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psa 139:13-14 NIV).~
12 15,2 |         sufficient to express the full range of meaning in the
13 15,2 |       work. They don't even get a full day to themselves. Well
14 15,2 |          So they don't even get a full verse to themselves. The
15 16   |  religions do we find a clear and full expression of this truth,
16 17,1 |          them godlike in truth. A full personal freedom, not limited
17 21,1 | resurrection did not yet have the full assurance which was manifested
18 24   |        lacking these it loses its full meaning.~ The dogmatic teaching
19 App,2|   important commandment? From the full, complete, all-consuming
20 App,2|     strive toward sinlessness? In full and boundless devotion of