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 1     1,     3,   5|    without grace, reason without faith, freedom without authority,
 2     1,     3,   5|         for the integrity of the Faith waned, these tendencies
 3     1,     3,   5|          formally break with the Faith.~            However, in
 4     1,     7,   2|    lesser degree. Illuminated by faith, it has the elements to
 5     1,     8,   3|               REVOLUTION AND BAD FAITH~            One could pose
 6     1,     8,   3|     least to some degree, in bad faith. If Protestantism, for instance,
 7     1,     8,   3|          every Protestant in bad faith? Does this not run contrary
 8     1,     8,   3|       there may be souls of good faith in other religions? ~           
 9     1,     8,   3|     person who has complete good faith and is endowed with a fundamentally
10     2,    12,   4|    Christendom, resplendent with faith, humble with hierarchical
11     2,    12,   9|      both the integrity of their faith and the just obedience to
12     3,     2,   1|          the ardor of springtime faith among the Catholic populations
13     3,     2,   4|         for the Doctrine for the Faith, later stated:~            "
14  Post            | post-Conciliar times. Since your faith is deeply rooted in the
15  Post            | confirmed and fortified in their Faith and psychologically and
16  Post            |          values of the Christian faith and espoused a materialistic
17  Post            |      work and the defense of the Faith, carrying out campaigns
18  Post,     0,   0|          for the Doctrine of the Faith and the commissions for