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 1 1   |           philosopher himself took care that his basic philosophic
 2 10  |          from the circle of divine care. Although not having supernatural
 3 14  |        being in the focus of God’s care has nothing to do with the
 4 15,2|             Most birds and mammals care for their young, and apparently
 5 15,2|    Warm-blooded young require more care after birth, or hatching
 6 15,2| warm-blooded egg layers that often care for their young. They have
 7 18,4|           when handled without due care and caution.~ ~ ~
 8 25  |            think that God does not care about each and every person,
 9 25  |       creatures be unworthy of His care further on? God cared to
10 25  |           not have worn Him out to care about each particular life.