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1 7    |   other motive that religious considerations arose; the only matter of
2 8    | proofs or, rather, persuasive considerations, perhaps not so persuasive
3 8    |     Kant, cited the following considerations. Ontological proof does
4 8    |       this truth by any local considerations and the impossibility of
5 9    |   there are also intellectual considerations, which are called proofs.
6 17,3 |  achieve immortality. On such considerations one should conclude that
7 App,1|    The pottery, stratigraphic considerations, scarab data and a carbon-14