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 1 1  |   where it came from. Noticing contradictions between her own interpretations
 2 2  | becomes entangled in a mass of contradictions and is incapable of building
 3 2  |       is enmeshed in insoluble contradictions, since it is unable to explain
 4 2  |     faith in God, there are no contradictions or hindrances in the process
 5 2  |      man’s intellect imaginary contradictions between faith and knowledge,
 6 2  |       to God), these imaginary contradictions disappear without a trace.
 7 5  |     competence, can never have contradictions between then. If such contradiction
 8 5  |      resolving these imaginary contradictions between religion and science.~
 9 5  |        the fewer the imaginary contradictions between faith and knowledge
10 7  |     man’s spirit into hopeless contradictions.~A yearning for Truth, without
11 8  |        geometrical statements. Contradictions and objections against the
12 11 |    they also lead to insoluble contradictions. The analysis of the perception
13 11 |       and pantheism is full of contradictions. Arbitrarily and excessively
14 11 |      contains obvious internal contradictions or contradictions to elementary
15 11 |     internal contradictions or contradictions to elementary ethical demands,