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 1 1    |         of the Alexandrian school proved to be considerably stronger.
 2 1    |           Dionysius of Alexandria proved with exceeding conviction
 3 2    |       possibility of which can be proved.~From this it is plain that
 4 2    |   complete, deep, wide, reasoned, proved, convincing, and, at the
 5 8    |    self-evident truths, cannot be proved and which are accepted on
 6 8    |         something which cannot be proved, but at the same time cannot
 7 8    |         atheism as scientifically proved, then such a one can be
 8 11   |   rationalistic basis, is finally proved pragmatically, by the experience
 9 11   |           his On the Incarnation, proved the truth and godliness
10 11   |           of Revelation cannot be proved in the absence of supernatural
11 13   | rationalistic interpretation have proved powerless.~Biblical teaching
12 15,2 |        Also the Galapagos Islands proved puzzling, with each island
13 15,8 |          belief in what cannot be proved based on what is known to
14 15,1 |           exist, but it cannot be proved they are ancestral links
15 App,1|     tablets. One of the documents proved to be a record of a treaty
16 App,1|           scholar Bedrich Hronzny proved the Hittite language is
17 App,1|          temple. The instructions proved to be very elaborate and
18 App,1|       accuracy has once more been proved by the archaeologist.~ The