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 1 1   |           the arbitrariness of its individual intellect.~Based on this
 2 2   |            Being (God), Who is the Individual, the Originator of everything,
 3 10  | consciousness of ancient man. Each individual religion fixed on some one
 4 10  |            to later times, as each individual religious system of ancient
 5 10,6|            by the people varies by individual. Jewish people even feel
 6 10,6|           in this area, as long as individual practices (and not doctrine)
 7 15,3|     clumped and condensed into the individual planets. Day 2 expresses
 8 15,6|            that God developed into individual forms of grass, herb, and
 9 15,2|         concern is survival of the individual.~The warm-bloodedness of
10 16,1|            kind of history without individual names or deeds. But it could
11 16,1|         African populations, in an individual who lived about 70,000 years