Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1  |    science, in terms of a full recognition of the participation of
 2 1  |        Deism, in the form of a recognition of God as Creator and a
 3 2  |     final analysis is only the recognition of the limitation of scientific
 4 2  |      condition under which the recognition of this Truth is possible!
 5 5  |        miracle of mechanics, a recognition of a “higher factor,” consciousness,
 6 8  |  reason. The first demands the recognition of the original cause of
 7 8  |       sufficient basis for the recognition of a super-universal, higher
 8 8  |     Cosmological proof demands recognition of God as a very wise, mighty,
 9 8  | teleological proof demands the recognition of God as an Intellectual
10 8  |     accidental and demands the recognition of the presence of consciousness
11 10 |     this implied a theoretical recognition of the inadequacies and
12 10 |        the truth of God, and a recognition of divine Revelation as