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 1 5   |          us.~Religion answers the highest and most intricate inquiries
 2 7   |           s soul to strive to its highest image, God, and, on the
 3 8   |         The existence of God.~The highest rank among fundamental religious
 4 8   |      affirms that nothing but the highest universal Cause can be recognized
 5 8   |        therefore, constitutes the highest blessing to which the spirit
 6 8   |            As one who desires the highest good, God Himself must be
 7 8   |           God Himself must be the highest Good, filled with holiness.
 8 10  |       solving such a problem. The highest attainment of ancient man
 9 13  |            etc., but also all the highest perfections which the Old
10 15,7|        the hottest deserts to the highest mountains to the densest
11 15,5|           from lower forms to the highest by way of laws that He built
12 15,5|       Chardin: “The fact that the highest forms and types of creation
13 15,6|           unified symphony, whose highest notes are not muted by the
14 19,1|        that water stood above the highest mountains like Everest;
15 19,1|         that a deluge covered the highest hills visible to Noah. Genesis
16 24  | understanding of the unity of the highest Being, but the idea about