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 1 2   |       most bright, joyous and vital world-view.~ ~At the foundation
 2 9   |     which it would not have a vital force. Faith in immortality
 3 11  |  regarded as miraculous every vital phenomenon, because no phenomenon
 4 11  |       not lose its profoundly vital meaning in spite of the
 5 13  |        at the same time, is a vital Personality, an Intellect,
 6 13  |     monotheism bears a deeply vital and highly ethical character.
 7 13  |  ethical character. The sole, vital, personal God, endlessly
 8 13  | speaking of a holy, personal, vital, all-perfect, all-good God —
 9 13  |     fantasies and imbued with vital life, the Old Testament
10 15,5|     activity of nature, ‘elan vital’ (in the expression of Bergson) —
11 20  |   redemption, filled with the vital content of the purest religious
12 23  |    could have been only for a vital personality and not an invented
13 24  |     its Founder and carries a vital imprint of this Personality