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allow amongst appeared applied argument arise become believe called cause century character Christ Christian Church circumstances common continually death direct divine doctrine doubt duty effect English equally exist expression fact false feeling final force French Greek ground hand happen honour human idea instance interest Kant king known language least less look Lord man's matter means mere merely miracles mode moral nature necessity never notice object once opinion original Pagan particular parties perhaps Phil philosophic Plato political possible practical present principle probably question reader reason regards relation religion respect result Roman Scripture seems sense separate speaking spirit supposed theory thing thought thousand tion true truth whole