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 1 Forew,  Intr         |                we need but glance at the religious scene of our country. Statistically
 2 Forew,  Intr         |               Sao Paulo: "Because of the religious agnosticism of the states,"
 3 Forew,  Intr         |                  at the metaphysical and religious ones. This is the egalitarian
 4 Forew,  Intr         |            degrees, the spirit of doubt, religious liberalism, and ecclesiastical
 5 Forew,  Intr         |        egalitarianism in two fields: the religious field in the form of atheism,
 6     1,     3,   5    |           Protestantism transposed their religious tendencies directly to the
 7     1,     4         |                 But in the depths of the religious, cultural, social, or economic
 8     1,     5,   3    |                  transformed both in the religious realm and in temporal society.
 9     1,     7,   3    |                 different religions. All religious discrimination is to be
10     1,     8,   3    |     revolutionary sophisms (be they of a religious, philosophical, political,
11     2,     5,   2    | Counter-Revolution in all their aspects: religious, political, social, economic,
12     2,    11,   1    |              root is moral and therefore religious. 56 Accordingly, to the
13     2,    11,   1    |               these works must promote a religious and moral formation that
14     2,    12,   8    |                Counter-Revolution in its religious and moral aspects is a most
15     2,    12,   8    |          culminate in the formation of a religious association especially dedicated
16     3,     1,   1    |                  Catholic leftism in the religious realm and communism in the
17     3,     2,   2    |               their adversaries, whether religious or temporal. ~           
18     3,     2,   3    |                  is so in every area: in religious, political, social, and
19     3,     2,   4(78)|               Paul II, allocution to the religious and priests participating
20     3,     3,   2    |                  and twenty centuries of religious life molded it – into a
21     3,     3,   2    |               without territories and of religious groups in which the firm
22  Post                |        individual feared to manifest his religious or political opinion in
23  Post                |                 the Congregation for the Religious. He also is a founder of
24  Post                |               and action the treasure of religious and temporal truths of Christianity,
25  Post                |                 analogous elites for the religious, moral. and cultural uplifting
26  Post                |             natural ethics and a revived religious morality that may lead all
27  Post                |                 the establishment of new religious orders in the Archdiocese.
28  Post                |                 dean of the Institute of Religious Sciences at the Angelicum.