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 1 3   |     atheism is despair. It is not usually recognized by non-believers,
 2 8   |        act of faith. The sciences usually pride themselves on their
 3 8   | indispensable.~Cosmological proof usually rests on two laws of logic:
 4 8   |        against teleological proof usually take one of three main directions:
 5 8   |            while faith in atheism usually leads to a fall in morality.~
 6 9   |  immortality among all peoples is usually closely connected with religion
 7 10,2|          coming.~Natural cause is usually associated with the beliefs
 8 11  |         supernatural inspiration, usually described as “divine inspiration,”
 9 15,5|          Bible is literally true. Usually thought of as a belief in
10 15,5|       with “change with time.” It usually is believed to involve origins
11 15,5|           of a taxonomic species, usually based on geographic distribution.~
12 15,9|     creationism by evolutionists. Usually claimed as non-existent
13 15,9|           of a “kind.” The debate usually deteriorates from there.~
14 15,9|            they often don't. They usually want to derail the creationist
15 15,2|         accounts where an animal (usually a pet but not always) has
16 25  |            Sacraments and prayer. Usually, these people are superstitious