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 1 2   |        wide, reasoned, proved, convincing, and, at the same time,
 2 3   |       can substitute for man’s convincing inner spiritual experience.
 3 3   |        becomes to man the most convincing proof of the existence of
 4 8   |     against the most clear and convincing proofs are very often met
 5 8   |       Very often exceptionally convincing proofs, which do not convince
 6 8   | absence of one fundamental and convincing proof of the existence of
 7 8   |    this proof is exceptionally convincing.~ ~C. Ontological Proof.~
 8 8   |       faith, has exceptionally convincing and highly rational principles,
 9 9   |       believe in god, the most convincing proofs of the immortality
10 15,0|    arguments of one side sound convincing until you hear the opposing
11 15,2|    scattered and not nearly as convincing as one would like it to
12 22  |   epoch can find exceptionally convincing proofs of the truth of Christianity
13 22  |       all known.~ But the most convincing proof — not to be doubted —
14 24  |  define this essence in such a convincing way as it is defined by
15 24  |     mankind is one of the most convincing proofs of its divine dignity.~
16 24  |   exceptionally plain and very convincing. This proof comes to the