certainty

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certainty. See also assurance; peace
convictions of religious experience are unassailable (103:9.12)
does not fear outward analysis (146:3.2)
fetishmen believed to be infallible (88:1.10)
God more real than our fellows (16:9.4)
in science, philosophy, and religious experience (196:3.5)
let pressure develop c. (48:6.35)
of the God-knowing religionist (103:8.5)
on spiritual level, need for proof vanishes before experience with reality (103:7.10)
some religionists believe they have the infallible Truth (92:3.4)
unattainable in mortal state (103:7.10)
extends only as far as one’s personal experience (2:7.2)
none in knowledge, only increasing probability (102:2.4)
nothing which human nature touches is infallible (159:4.8)
we have right to be most certain about God (102:7.10)

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