Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |     sci-~ence; it is a book of religion, supreme in morals and ethics.
 2   1,2,4  |        main difference between religion and science ~is in the area
 3   1,3,1  |       of decreased interest to religion and even apostasy. ~ Of
 4   1,3,2  |       the people in matters of religion ~and morality and to restore
 5   1,3,7  |      educate the ~people about religion, morals and the life of
 6   1,3,0  |    convert the Jews to a pagan religion. The Jews who believed in ~
 7   1,3,0  |       to be the official state religion. Those ~who refused to convert
 8   1,4,6  |     the true divinely revealed religion as ~the manifestation of
 9   1,4,6  |       in the divinely revealed religion of the Jews on one hand,
10   1,5,2  |       time of hardship for the religion, God sent His prophets to
11   1,5,2  |        paganism the prevailing religion in his country. He mercilessly ~
12   1,5,5  |    Joash was trying to restore religion in Judah, but ~succeeded
13   1,Add,9|    tendencies in theology ~and religion, when man is reduced to
14   1,Add,9|      for the decay of personal religion and for that sense ~of frustration
15   2,1,5  |     courageous loyalty to true religion; but the other books of
16   2,1,9  |     outlines of~the history of religion. We must note, however,
17   2,1,9  |    that the race is outgrowing religion. The losses~in Europe in
18   2,1,1  |        was an outgrowth of the religion of Israel. Israel was never
19   2,1,1  |      for what~came through its religion, Israel was of slight consequence
20   2,3,3  |     Piety: “Pure and undefiled religion before God and Father is
21   2,3,3  |      his own heart, this one’s religion is useless” (James 1:26). “
22   2,5,3  |  allowing the free practice of religion.~In view of the beginning
23   2,5,9  | simultaneously propagate a new religion instead of the Christian
24   2,5,3  |   Church~art. Formalization of~religion. The fall of~Byzantium.