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 1 1    |      proper place of science in regard to Christian faith. The
 2 1    |       however, was blameless in regard to hostility against the
 3 2    |   cannot be life). How shall we regard these words of Christ? We
 4 4    |      that religion rouses us to regard our ethical obligations
 5 5    |        only by materialists who regard consciousness as a product
 6 5    |         expressed perplexity in regard to his belief in the future
 7 8    |        of scientific proofs.~In regard to the conclusiveness of
 8 8    |   intellect.~Some investigators regard the absence of one fundamental
 9 8    |      The Savior Himself said in regard to virtue, which cannot
10 21   |   itself to general precepts in regard to the worship of God, but
11 21,1 |         the prophet Ezekiel, in regard to the question asked of
12 24   | opinions have been expressed in regard to the essence of Christianity.
13 24   |       it gives a warm and happy regard, as to a creation of God.
14 App,1|      importance of this find in regard to biblical historicity.~