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 1 1   |       Apologetics — A Course of Fundamental Theology (2nd edition, St.
 2 1   |        Augustine’s, A Manual of Fundamental Theology; Professor V. Rev.
 3 1   |       Tichomirov’s, A Course in Fundamental Theology, St. Petersburg,
 4 1   |    Moscow, 1898); Piantnitsky’s Fundamental Theology; Eleonsky’s Brief
 5 1   |      Eleonsky’s Brief Report on Fundamental Theology; Petropavlovsky’
 6 2   |       as indisputably possible. Fundamental Theology or Apologetics
 7 3   |    existence. Contemplating the fundamental questions of existence,
 8 5   |     true, since everything most fundamental and initial in scientific
 9 8   |          The highest rank among fundamental religious truths belongs
10 8   |   existence of God and of other fundamental religious truths were impossible
11 8   |       regard the absence of one fundamental and convincing proof of
12 15,5|         is atheism.~Species — A fundamental category of taxonomic classification,
13 15,2|     ancestor, but insist on the fundamental difference between apes
14 21  |        people, but God! And the fundamental relationship of man to God
15 24  | Christianity, not secondary but fundamental meaning. Dogma does not
16 24  |         P. Rozhdestvensky, “the fundamental stone of Christian Apologetics.”