Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 3    |       will not find any one human community without a belief in a Divinity.”
 2 10,5 |           the voice in the Muslim community. This admission comes from
 3 10,6 | emphasizing the need for a Jewish community, views that community as
 4 10,6 |      Jewish community, views that community as a “civilization” rather
 5 10,6 |           rather than a religious community, although the community
 6 10,6 |           community, although the community does have religion as its
 7 10,6 |      religion but as a culture, a community of people with a long and
 8 10,6 |            The traditional Jewish community today maintains vehemently
 9 15,4 |       laughable in the scientific community. Over the past thirty years
10 18,1 |           member of his family or community. By doing good, man develops
11 App,2|     stepped out into the field of community teaching without any experience,