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 1 2    |         short, only that can be believed which can not be disproved,
 2 2    |     cannot be known, but can be believed and is therefore also a
 3 5    |        and did not know what he believed in; it is impossible that
 4 10,3 |      man’s current suffering is believed to be the result of misdeeds
 5 10,3 |       of thought and deed it is believed he is destined to the further
 6 10,4 |         indicate that they once believed in the one true God, and
 7 10,4 |        finally the statues were believed to be inhabited by a god
 8 10,5 |         father. The Muslims are believed to be descended from Ishmael,
 9 10,6 |     rabbi, and what is actually believed by the people varies by
10 15,2 |      thousands of years man has believed he is the center of the
11 15,2 |        was that paleontologists believed the fossils were very old,
12 15,2 |     Sapiens (not modern man) is believed by scientists to have appeared
13 15,5 |       with time.” It usually is believed to involve origins from
14 17,3 | inherently immortal.~ Augustine believed that “Adam's body (was)
15 App,1|        as Bab ed-Drha. Numeria, believed to be Gomorrah, had seven
16 App,1|      while Watzinger and Kenyon believed the destruction occurred