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 1 1  | Alexandria proved with exceeding conviction that the relationship of
 2 1  |      which results from the firm conviction in the immutability of the
 3 7  |         one or another religious conviction is true or false.~As to
 4 8  |         idea of God and an inner conviction of His reality, together
 5 8  |          ethical meaning of this conviction, we would not have the impetus
 6 8  |       situation exists — a false conviction (faith in God) leads to
 7 8  |        of morality, while a true conviction (faith in atheism) assists
 8 8  |       from God, according to the conviction of believers. On the other
 9 8  |         conversely, does not the conviction of a religious man assist
10 9  |          s spirit. The religious conviction that the alliance uniting
11 9  |        believer has an immovable conviction in the truth of the soul’
12 11 |          conscience, reaches the conviction of the existence of God,
13 11 |       Psalm 13:1).~But besides a conviction of the existence of God,
14 15 |       arrives at the indubitable conviction that the world is not eternal.~
15 15 |         naturalists, express the conviction that the biblical teaching