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 1 1  |         God which later was highly regarded by such gifted philosophers
 2 1  | intellectual reason, (which Luther regarded as blind and dull in its
 3 4  |       Greek philosophy, the Stoics regarded morality higher than religion.
 4 5  |        great Fathers of the Church regarded honest scientific and philosophic
 5 5  |       greatest scientific scholars regarded religious faith with deep
 6 8  |            place, these proofs are regarded as impossible. Secondly,
 7 8  |          the teleological proof is regarded as chiefly biblical, as
 8 8  |            of the world) should be regarded by normal consciousness
 9 11 |            century. Schleiermacher regarded as miraculous every vital
10 13 |         token, when all matter was regarded as evil (in the religion