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 1 6   |        In religion, as in art, a pure idea is clothed in an appropriately
 2 6   |      clothed in an appropriately pure and beautiful shroud or
 3 8   |         in his work, Critique of Pure Reason. However, the followers
 4 11  |      every word was the absolute pure Truth. For He Himself, the
 5 13  |    religion represents in itself pure monotheism. This circumstance
 6 13  |     Islamic monotheism). Being a pure theism (i.e. understanding
 7 14  |   explain that they arose out of pure misunderstanding. Religion
 8 15  |       teaching lay the idea of a pure creation from nothingness,
 9 15  |          first time, is given in pure form the true understanding
10 15  | asserting the understanding of a pure creation. Only on the condition
11 15,1|   young-earth beliefs.~ In their pure form, Christianity and science
12 16,2|        book of Genesis confesses pure, unadulterated monotheism.
13 24  |         very profound, lofty and pure, and one we do not meet