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 1 1   |    find refutations of them in profound antiquity. For instance,
 2 1   |    great apologetic meaning.~A profound crisis and, following it,
 3 8   |        an understanding of the profound significance of man’s history,
 4 9   |         In the opinion of many profound thinkers of ancient days
 5 13  |  content one more complete and profound, and, in form, a more concise,
 6 15,7| special notice. Something very profound is being said and God wants
 7 20  |        out especially by their profound tragedy — are human sacrifices.
 8 20  |     observed a hazy sense of a profound idea: that only the guiltless
 9 24  |        the new light of a more profound and perfected meaning.~
10 24  |        of monotheism, but very profound, lofty and pure, and one
11 24  |        Augustine affirmed with profound thoughtfulness: “The mystery