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  • 5:33 PM

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  • 9:37 PM

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  • 82:22 min.

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Intellect is inadequate because not all things can be explained. Intellect needs faith. Faith is impotent because it remains forever obscure. Faith needs intellect. But they are opposites, as contradictory as yes and no: Faith...
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