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 1 1   |   Lactantius (+325 A.D.), and especially the Blessed Augustine (354-
 2 1   |     as Divine Providence, was especially propagated in the 18th century.
 3 1   |       of the Christian faith, especially his new deliberations in
 4 1   |      of the existence of God, especially the cosmological and theological,
 5 1   |  saints, began to be ignored.~Especially great was the harm brought
 6 2   |     spirit.~Only Theism, and, especially in most complete form —
 7 8   |  followers of positivism were especially energetic in emphasizing
 8 8   |    cannot be unreal!~Critics, especially Kant, consider it incompetent
 9 11  |    greatness of Christianity, especially Athenagoras’ About the Resurrection
10 13  |      its Divine origin.~It is especially remarkable, however, that
11 15  |   world formation in general, especially, in the order of the creation
12 15,2|   that seems highly unlikely, especially since many soft bodied fossils
13 15,2|    result of natural erosion, especially if the entire arch were
14 15,2|       physical circumstances, especially if they did come from a
15 17,1|     for physical, mental, and especially, religious-ethical improvements
16 17,3|       Life. Of course this is especially so for beasts outside the
17 20  |    sins of man — standing out especially by their profound tragedy —
18 22  |    the guide of the author).~ Especially clear, alarming, and definite
19 24  |        that science which was especially engaged in the investigation
20 25  | teaching about God has become especially widespread in the West during