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 1 5   |          cannot create itself. It follows, then, that consciousness
 2 8   |           This may be answered as follows. In the first place, Kant
 3 8   |          to itself.~From this, it follows that the causes of the expedient
 4 8   |         existence, it necessarily follows that this being must exist,
 5 9   |          eternal personal God. It follows that his purpose cannot
 6 15,1|           bird, and fish. Genesis follows this same pattern with plants
 7 15,6|      spiritual. He explains it as follows: “Five tiers, but the image (
 8 16,2| development of the world, science follows its own path, but it is
 9 16,2|     truths the logical conclusion follows that man is obliged to strive
10 22  |         question is summarized as follows: Is the appearance of Christianity