The universe exists - or, as otherwise stated, the universe is " contingent " - therefore, even without detailed knowledge of different universes, we can affirm that it must be caused, and in its " Great First Cause " we recognize God.' [Please select]
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And I say to any man or woman, "Let your soul stand cool and composed before a million universes." [Please select]
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Even now there may actually be whole universes so disparate from ours that we who know ours have no means of perceiving that they exist. [Please select]
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'[7] They form in short two unrelated universes,--which is the _reductio ad absurdum_ required.' [Please select]
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These would be universes, each with its own grade of unity. [Please select]
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They would form two universes each living by itself, making no difference to each other, taking no account of each other, much as the universe of your day dreams takes no account of mine. [Please select]
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Myriads of such universes even now may coexist, irrelevant to one another; my concern is solely with the universe with which my own life is connected. [Please select]
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