Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1   |    teachers and church writers, believing the cause of heresy to lie
 2 1   |       daughter of philosophy.” “Believing in Jesus Christ and the
 3 3   | religious families and ardently believing during childhood, give up
 4 5   |    impossible to surmise that a believing person did not think about
 5 8   |      convinced.~Also, not every believing person is disinterested
 6 8   |       with which the profoundly believing scholar and philosopher,
 7 10,3|     just as naturalism does, in believing there is no Creator God.
 8 10,5|        his followers persist in believing Muhammad to have been sinless,
 9 15  |          The presence of deeply believing people who honor the Bible
10 15,1|        well-meaning clergy into believing godless science is purposely