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 1 4    |  Religion without morality is similar to a sterile fig tree; whereas
 2 4    |  morality without religion is similar to a fig tree which has
 3 5    |      light of Christ’s truth, similar to the reflection of the
 4 10,4 | through knowledge in a manner similar to Buddhism's enlightenment.~
 5 10,5 |   visions were accompanied by similar manifestations, terrifying
 6 11   | condition. At a later time, a similar opinion was expressed in
 7 14   |       data become known. In a similar manner, one must be able
 8 15,3 |     are beasts. No matter how similar to us they were, they did
 9 15,7 |      Compared to animals of a similar size and body mass, we are
10 15,0 |       a genus — a grouping of similar species — basically corresponding
11 15,1 |    species, but they are very similar. Notice that in the passage
12 15,5 |     of the origins of life is similar to the theory of directed
13 16,1 |       to date migrations with similar precision. The major class
14 18,4 |     this good properly. It is similar to fire, which is necessary
15 19,2 |     as to the occurrence of a similar catastrophe. F. von Schwarz (
16 23   |  There are none equal or even similar to Him in all the world’
17 23   |       all of these saints are similar to stars in comparison with
18 App,1|       of Judea,' a title very similar to that used of him in the