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42460	Turton, W. H. (William Harry)	The Truth of Christianity Being an Examination of the More Important Arguments For and Against Believing in That Religion			.txt	text/plain	143987	9383	79	argument_ for the Existence of God, or that depending on man's free [Footnote 7: Of course if God creates a man, _foreknowing_ how he man, noticed later on), God examined the work and pronounced it _Special Divine force_, represented by a word of command from God. And this also seems correct, for we cannot otherwise account for the have shown, man resembles God in that he is a personal and moral rule of God. Therefore when a man, or body of men, had to be the very foundation of Christianity, is that God _loves_ man; and as another cannot be thought an unworthy attribute to ascribe to God. On the other hand, man is also a personal and moral being, able to Now, if it be admitted that God loves man, we have plainly no means did not know that Christ was God; they did know that He was _a man	./cache/42460.txt	./txt/42460.txt