Joseph Franklin Rutherford - Man is more than merely an animal to exist and propagate his species. H...

Joseph Franklin Rutherford Zitate

Man is more than merely an animal to exist and propagate his species. His mind gives him capacity to search out the great truths in God's arrangement and this lifts him far above the other animal creation.

Joseph Franklin Rutherford

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Der Mensch ist mehr als nur ein Tier, das existiert und seine Spezies verbreitet. Sein Verstand gibt ihm die Fähigkeit, die großen Wahrheiten in Gottes Anordnung zu erforschen, und das hebt ihn weit über die andere tierische Schöpfung hinaus.

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