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 1 5   |  consciousness and inert nature, directly intervening in inert nature
 2 8   |        of its expedient activity directly brings with it self-enjoyment
 3 10,2|       cannot see or measure love directly, but we all agree it is
 4 10,4|         beliefs of Buddhism were directly borrowed from Siddhartha
 5 15  |         his primitive perfection directly by the power of God’s almightiness.~
 6 15,4|         8). Time does not relate directly to 24 hours but it is yowm
 7 15,6|      been created from the earth directly or they may have been genetic
 8 15,7|      waters, but man's spirit is directly from God. We are by design
 9 15,9|         science.~Biologists have directly observed and documented
10 15,1|        12 of these verses relate directly to living things, and of
11 15,2|          God, and generally made directly from dust. Fundamentalists
12 15,2|           Now, God would have to directly intervene to make that happen,
13 15,3|        the Neanderthals were not directly ances­tral to modern humans
14 16,2|       with this truth and follow directly from the account of the
15 18,3| situation, though, good does not directly result from the action of
16 24  |          or tri-theism, which is directly and decisively censured
17 25  |       evil are not sent from God directly, because there is not even