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 1 1   |        Holy Scripture and Holy Tradition, but also against the Person
 2 15,1|        of the universe and the tradition they are told they must
 3 15,2|      occur much more recently.~Tradition has painted a beautiful
 4 15,2| general term in agreement with tradition and Paul (1 Cor 15:37-39).
 5 15,2|     and Paul (1 Cor 15:37-39). Tradition holds to this interpretation
 6 15,5|       is more a novelty than a tradition among the Orthodox to disclaim
 7 17,1|        question is the ancient tradition of diverse peoples about
 8 19,2|        The universality of the tradition of the flood speaks seriously
 9 19,2|    account is confirmed by the tradition existing in many places
10 19,2|      of the Chaldee and Hebrew tradition. Moreover, these stories
11 19,2|    story as the most universal tradition in the history of primitive
12 19,2|     myth, as to call the flood tradition a fable. It would, indeed,
13 19,2|      had produced among them a tradition substantially identical.
14 19,4| variants under which the flood tradition lives in the most distant