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 1 2    |          nature of religion as a union of man with God. Blessed
 2 2    |      presents in itself a tie, a union or reunion and communion
 3 8    |         it within ourselves. The union of the purest morals with
 4 8    |          ethical nature. But the union of fortune and virtue in
 5 9    |        of man, but is an eternal union, belongs to the most firm
 6 9    | represent in themselves only the union of material particles, then
 7 9    |         endless perfection until union with God is reached.~By
 8 10,6 |        was excommunicated by the Union of Orthodox Rabbis. This
 9 17,2 |          violation of his sacred union with God. Through sin, mankind,
10 20   |   tendency to reinstate the lost union between God and man — the
11 24   |           a religion, that is, a union with God. Christianity embraces
12 App,2|       unconfused and indivisible union of the divine and human
13 App,2|          complete, all-consuming union of the human will and the