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 1 7   |       art, we see that religion represents something much more universal
 2 8   |       picture below on the left represents our part of the cosmos.
 3 9   |      The consciousness of a man represents in itself a complete oneness,
 4 9   |      attribute a consciousness, represents a multitude of material
 5 13  |          one organic whole, and represents the development of one Divine
 6 13  |          Old Testament religion represents in itself pure monotheism.
 7 13  |      the Old Testament teaching represents an undeniable miracle appearing
 8 13  |   Creator of the world and also represents remarkable features of superiority
 9 15,9|         been to claim that this represents a normal expression of the
10 16  |        the light of this truth, represents in itself a family unity,
11 18,3|     evil is not a substance but represents a relative notion.~ This
12 22  |      Dante in his Divine Comedy represents Virgil as the guide of the
13 23  |         and common to mankind — represents in itself the ethical ideal
14 24  | dogmatic roots, without a doubt represents the same enchanting, attractive,