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 1 1   |            Ecumenical Councils and general intellectual reason, (which Luther regarded
 2 1   |                    always tried to give an intellectual synthesis of both general
 3 8   |              affirming the existence of an Intellectual Being, the cause of this
 4 8   |                   recognition of God as an Intellectual Personality, capable of
 5 8   | historico-teleological, inferring from the intellectual course of the historical
 6 9   |                 this belief there are also intellectual considerations, which are
 7 9   |                 representing in himself an intellectual, ethical personality, cannot
 8 10  |              elevate their followers to an intellectual worship of God. Among the
 9 11  |                    the prophets) or higher intellectual beings — angels (for example,
10 13  |                    of His creation and His intellectual activity. A full Revelation
11 14  |             measure of their spiritual and intellectual development and by the baggage
12 15,8|                does not render invalid all intellectual pursuits. The Bible instructs
13 15,6|              perfect aspect, as the purest intellectual/moral personality. According
14 23  |                   and before our moral and intellectual glance arises an image of
15 24  |                  demands of the spiritual, intellectual and bodily life of man.~