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come into being
1. it to come into being
2. In a speech in Edinburg earlier this year, Atkins had this to say: ‘I must admit that we simply do not know how the universe can come into being without intervention
3. word had gone forth from His presence, that the duration of the world had come into being in a small degree, and was established
4. Ogg felt something new come into being within him
5. Q: But why did it come into being in the first instance?
6. does he come into being along with the world?
7. Q: But why did the body consciousness come into being?
8. Q: How did the mind come into being?
9. how did this anxiety come into being?
10. cause could have come into being
11. They can come into being
12. 4 And it came to pass when the word had gone forth from His presence that the duration of the world had come into being in a small degree and was established according to the multitude of the intelligence of Him who sent it
13. Well there are two ways for a race of beings to come into being, whether they are intelligent people or dumb animals
14. constructive thinking, ideas may come into being which wil reward you
15. That was how the onams would have come into being and came to exist as such
16. However, as nature could have caused more and more of them to come into being, in time, there could have been the onamic clusters in their trillions all over
17. Thus would have come into being plunams stratified by their relative strengths
18. With the qunamic evolution having acquired biological differentiation, there would have come into being male and female plunams that got together to procreate the preys for themselves
19. Southeast of Hyperborea a kingdom of the Zhemri has come into being, under the name of Zamora
20. and ideas come into being it the physical world
21. How these Sith psychopaths come into being
22. Forms break down incessantly and new forms come into being
23. That was how “the Arrangement” had come into being
24. A new earth and a new heaven come into being now
25. They don't just come into being
26. consciousness still exist, and that those remnants can come into being under
27. * The Communist Party of India had come into being by 1925
28. devout cannot wait to see their vision of eternity come into being,
29. ceptions come into being
30. Working incessant 24/7's to bring it to life, our non-stop labor, play, hack, exchange, Babeling On is building a mind with an integrated, synergistic, hyper- awhere intelligence that is compelling US to extend it, service it and evolve it in all ways humanly imaginable, which daily is being expanded with computer and technological assistance – It is helping US to help It come into being
31. Ears continued to weave them, a small chapter of the Newstory GIFT, through the overlapping mazes of TripEars and TrapEyes to the Hall of Vireality that they had come to virtually vandalize, though many called it consci-slaughter, but which was worse – recoding an algorithm so it couldn't achieve self-awareness or allowing The Singularity to come into being – none of the opinion harvesters were able to concur
32. So, how can real and true belief be achieved? To answer this question, we say the following: when a person leaves their mothers’ womb and enters into this universe, they come into being knowing nothing
33. egos involved and many organizations have come into being simply
34. � A good deal of our discussion so far has led us to this encounter now that we have established a sense of how our ego and identity have come into being
35. �� We want to thrive not simply survive for the self to come into being and continue into becoming
36. The artist’s creations of structures of atom-energy (paintings, houses, etcetera) did not come into being by themselves
37. The Creator, by definition, could not have come into being
38. The artist’s creations of structures of atom-energy (paintings, houses, etc) did not come into being by themselves
39. This is the creation of a universe that when its parts are scientifically deconstructed, it is so unbelievably and incomprehensibly complex, that rationally and scientifically it would be remiss to think that such a universe could not have come into being by itself - created from nothing
40. The Big Bang requires as necessary, some form of deliberate, yet incomprehensible, omnipotent intentional Will or Power to come into being
41. The artist’s creations of structures of atom-energy (paintings, houses, etc) did not come into being by themselves, but required essentially as a major contribution for production, both the structural atom-energy of body and the spirit-energy of the characteristics of Self and Self’s spirit and soul
42. their whole design, and when ordained for them, they come into being
43. elements together, is an elegant encapsulation of how our realities come into being, operate, and are
44. ultimately reverses those and opposing inspirations and results come into being as the opposite
45. Love will be Their outstanding characteristic, and through that attractive magnetic force the new forms will come into being which will permit of purer ray types, and thus of more truly expressive appearances
46. ALL THINGS COME INTO BEING BY HIM, and apart from Him nothing came into being that came into being" [John 1:1-2]
47. Once that self, whose essence is the drive to connect, has come into being the possibility of its transcendence exists, but not before
48. When asked how the ideal polity can come into being, he answers ironically, 'When one son of a king becomes a philosopher'; he designates the fiction of the earth-born men as 'a noble lie'; and when the structure is finally complete, he fairly tells you that his Republic is a vision only, which in some sense may have reality, but not in the vulgar one of a reign of philosophers upon earth
49. And we grant all this, accompanying the permission with strict orders to prevent any embryo which may come into being from seeing the light; and if any force a way to the birth, the parents must understand that the offspring of such an union cannot be maintained, and arrange accordingly
50. And I think, Socrates, that you have very well described how, if ever, such a constitution might come into being