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 1 1  |    Notwithstanding the greater practical aim of the Latin West, the
 2 2  |        satisfaction of shallow practical questions of life. Positivism
 3 3  |   state, shame, fear or merely practical concerns may to an extent
 4 7  |      origin of religion has no practical meaning, for, in an appraisal
 5 8  | philosophy, in science, and in practical life, other forms of proofs
 6 8  |   proofs are very often met in practical life where man’s passions
 7 8  |      together with the immense practical importance of the ethical
 8 8  |        s existence can be of a practical or theoretical character.
 9 8  |      or theoretical character. Practical, ethical proof results in
10 8  |     theoretical convictions in practical life. This contradiction
11 8  |       espouse atheism in their practical life follow the laws of
12 8  |      exists between theory and practical action, where there is no
13 8  |       justification during its practical verification by ethical
14 10 |        the theoretical and the practical principles of true religion
15 21 |      particular aspects of the practical love for neighbor are pointed