INDEX
Explanations
religious terms or references
terms associated with belief and believers in a religious context
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Negative Logits
anka
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parks
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Mamm
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Armour
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æ©Ł
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Paste
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Mane
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Grab
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Plaza
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Agric
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POSITIVE LOGITS
ievers
1.26
ieving
1.04
believer
1.01
ieve
1.00
iever
0.94
cius
0.91
believers
0.87
ieved
0.83
ieves
0.83
believing
0.79
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believer
30.94
, not only for self improvement of the believer, but also to make valuable contributions to
believer
29.93
Beaumont: I became a Christian believer in 1989, and from then to 2009
believers
29.17
as the normative world.↵
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All believers are saints! (they said)âĢ¦
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All believers are saints! (they said)âĢ¦
believer
28.88
. If you were at one time a believer in the Christian God, what caused you
believers
28.71
The hardest part is getting those first few believers. After youâĢĻve gotten those
believers
28.41
?↵
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There are many reasons why believers fear atheism and atheists. Some are merely
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There are many reasons why believers fear atheism and atheists. Some are merely
believer
28.31
deny his existence? I was never a believer. Do you believe the world would be
believers
28.29
want to show our gratitude to those early believers that have supported us from the beginning.
believers
26.57
somewhat inappropriate:↵
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Good news true believers! You have not traveled back in time
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Good news true believers! You have not traveled back in time
believers
26.36
no universal principle of civil rights for all believers in America."↵
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On the Muslim
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On the Muslim
believer
25.21
the idea, and he denounces any believer in the notion of a âĢľliving
believers
22.02
the one hand there are the passionate environmental believers for whom the inflated subsidies were an irre
ievers
21.34
most valuable part of our existence. Believers blame their actions on forces outside of their
ievers
21.11
made you heirs of their (unbelievers´) lands, their houses, and
ievers
19.16
âĢĻs characterized by prominent nonbelievers with no substantive familiarity with the faith—
ievers
18.91
a secular Ireland to guilty non-believers who still observe religious rituals, writes R
ievers
18.54
they say discriminates against non-believers. This includes the preamble to
iever
17.45
is more chance of a non-believer being elected president now than any other time
iever
17.05
preaches hate against the non-believer.↵
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It matters not that their
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It matters not that their
adherent
10.15
visiting the<|endoftext|>26] He is an adherent of hermeticism, a subject on
believing
9.75
a "conservative and Bible preaching and Bible believing church with an independent congregation."↵
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believing
8.68
to allow him to play organized basketball, believing it might affect his religious devotion.[2
orthodox
7.23
the Spanish state forbade all religions but orthodox Catholicism in Spain, making Jews and Christians
devout
6.97
allegedly confessed to friend that he killed the devout Catholic newlywed↵
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Adams is alleged
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Adams is alleged
converts
6.52
of course, with an eye on more converts. Too much of a good thing,
orthodox
6.51
drawn? Christians often speak of âĢľorthodoxy,âĢĿ âĢľheresy
Bahá
5.17
te, Illinois, to serve at the Bahá'ÃŃ National Center.[1]↵
orthodox
4.63
Orthodox rabbis. Parts of the orthodox world went ballistic, and engaged in some
proponent
4.59
s most capable thinkers and long-time proponent of cryptocurrency, to gain insight into when
believing
3.65
for the extremists" because they legitimised believing "something without evidence, without the need
faithful
3.21
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