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 1 9   |     our spiritual phenomena represent in themselves only the union
 2 10  |    that all these religions represent in themselves the history
 3 10,4|   time, the statues came to represent little gods under the one
 4 12  |   aspect are miracles which represent in themselves fully natural
 5 13  |     an evil origin, did not represent a being possessing a completeness
 6 15,0|    animals. Kind appears to represent roughly what taxonomy would
 7 15,1|   If so, the idea that they represent an intentional genetic bridge
 8 15,3|   ancestors to us and which represent dead branches on our family
 9 20  |  myths of natural religions represent but “dreams and divinations
10 24  | moral principles, and 2) to represent Christianity in the form