Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 5    |   nature alone; that is, an actual miracle will occur. Almighty
 2 8    | conform to the existence of actual objects.~Long before Kant,
 3 8    |    not only in mind, but in actual fact.~ ~D. Ethical Proof.~
 4 8    |     are not corroborated by actual experience. Many defenders
 5 15,1 |    8 are concerned with the actual creating and making of them.
 6 15,2 |     becomes the theoretical actual. The Cambrian period seems
 7 19,2 |  its having a basis in some actual world-wide event which was
 8 19,3 |     ark came to rest on the actual Mount Ararat. Given Ararat'
 9 20   | cannot but see traces of an actual promise about the seed of
10 24   | conclusion that without the actual fact of the Resurrection,
11 App,1|   historical faith based on actual events recorded in the Bible.