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 1 Pref |        appears as an island of religious literature in an ancient
 2 Pref |     forth of a great spring of religious expression that flowed on
 3 Pref |        he still influences the religious and learned worlds through
 4  1,6 |     made the New Testament the religious authority of that ancient
 5  2,1 |       a powerful instrument of religious instruction, and by A.D.
 6  2,8 |      Jewish scriptures full of religious meaning and of predictions
 7  3   |    Judaism, a favorite type of religious instruction emerged in the
 8  3   |      hear of shepherds, in the religious sense, just from going to
 9  5,1 |                                Religious Fiction.~ Christian leaders
10  5,1 |       the lead, and a group of religious novels resulted.~ When the
11  5,6 |    full of the ancient popular religious vocabulary of demon and
12  5,9 |    they had about all sorts of religious and doctrinal matters; and
13  6,1 |     once to a very well-marked religious atmosphere which pervades
14  8,1 |        work of the demons. The religious practices of the Christians
15  9,3 |        opponent of heresy, and religious teacher. But probably four-fifths
16 11,3 |      the intellectual with the religious, as his hospitality to truth
17 12,5 |       and it took all his deep religious conviction and sound religious
18 12,5 | religious conviction and sound religious feeling to outweigh his
19 14,6 |       the gradual shift in his religious views, which carried him
20 14,17|        ancient mythologies and religious practices from the pagan