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 1 6   |        and art is the striving to express ideas not in an abstract
 2 10,6|          temple, but many of them express their relationship to the
 3 10,6|     Jewish believers in Christ to express their faith in their own
 4 14  |           for example, scientists express voluntary and unreasonable
 5 15  |       world-renowned naturalists, express the conviction that the
 6 15,7|         him, but is pleased so to express himself as if he called
 7 15,8| inspiration of the Holy Spirit to express truth in such a marvelous
 8 15,2|         seems to be sufficient to express the full range of meaning
 9 15,2|         is a mammal's capacity to express love, even devotion, that
10 25  |          incorrect and sinful. To express it in human notions, if