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1 1   |             particular theories was chiefly the work of Catholic theologians,
2 6   |           aesthetic feelings aspire chiefly to an artistic representation
3 8   | teleological proof interests itself chiefly in the final purpose. It
4 8   |   teleological proof is regarded as chiefly biblical, as the Holy Scripture
5 11  |           Revelation is verifiable, chiefly, by its announcement to
6 21  |  legislation. The latter always had chiefly in view the achievement
7 21  |          that, first of all, man is chiefly a moral being. Because of
8 21,1|          the Old Testament religion chiefly indicated the well-being
9 22  |          amid the people of Israel, chiefly reflected in the works of