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 1 5   |            objective of science is exceptionally elementary in comparison
 2 8   |        this phenomenon. Very often exceptionally convincing proofs, which
 3 8   |          accessible, this proof is exceptionally convincing.~ ~C. Ontological
 4 8   |    responsibility before God is an exceptionally beneficent fear. This fear
 5 8   |           assistance of faith, has exceptionally convincing and highly rational
 6 11  |        same as the natural, but of exceptionally rare and wonderful meaning
 7 11  |          instruction, producing an exceptionally salutary influence on the
 8 12  |           carried an undoubted and exceptionally supernatural character such
 9 16  |       unity of mankind.~One of the exceptionally important, basic truths
10 17,1|       people found themselves amid exceptionally favorable conditions for
11 19,4|            a detail but one of the exceptionally important circumstances
12 22  |        periods. Any epoch can find exceptionally convincing proofs of the
13 24  |         adds to it a special, new, exceptionally significant, highly ethical
14 24  | understanding of the triune God is exceptionally difficult, still, an understanding
15 24  |          Resurrection of Christ is exceptionally plain and very convincing.