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 1 1   |          and the weakness of its interest in delicate abstractions,
 2 1   |       again acquired respect and interest. But with this the authority
 3 1   |     truth evoked a great rise of interest in Apologetics and contributed
 4 8   |       times stimulated a renewed interest toward it and new argumentation
 5 8   |   involved not so much a loss of interest, as, instead, a heightening
 6 8   |        instead, a heightening of interest in proofs of God’s existence.
 7 9,1 |                          Renewed interest in this subject.~ The immortality
 8 10,6|           Greece, and Italy. The interest of the Jews, however, was
 9 14  | literature was read with greater interest than this God-inspired book.
10 19,2|       habitation, Ballard said.~ Interest in the Black Sea quickened
11 25  |        in the heavens and has no interest in this world, which is