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 1 1  |      French mathematician and a deeply religious thinker, the great
 2 1  |         philosophy to theology, deeply perverted the very principles
 3 1  |       fully complete, whole and deeply absorbing textbook of Apologetics
 4 2  |        science. However, with a deeply penetrating knowledge (which,
 5 2  |      all times and peoples were deeply religious people!~Ordinary
 6 5  |  religion and science.~The more deeply and thoroughly man studies
 7 5  |   possesses. Likewise, the more deeply his religious faith is developed,
 8 8  |        measure of fortune is so deeply placed in our spirit that
 9 13 |     Biblical monotheism bears a deeply vital and highly ethical
10 15 |       creation. The presence of deeply believing people who honor
11 24 |        earth. Such reasoning is deeply mistaken. In the presence
12 24 |        Christianity, it becomes deeply clear that it is not possible
13 24 | presented more clearly, purely, deeply and spiritually and are
14 24 |      will also meditate just as deeply upon the Christian teaching
15 24 |         likewise has not only a deeply theoretical but also a universally