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 1     1,     4         |        Christian man and of the errors to which they have given
 2     1,     4         |     stage, these tendencies and errors have a particular characteristic.
 3     1,     6,   1    |    movement, to new crises, new errors, and new revolutions. This
 4     1,     6,   3    | intensity. In like progression, errors beget errors, and revolutions
 5     1,     6,   3    |       progression, errors beget errors, and revolutions prepare
 6     1,     6,   6    |    dynamism of the passions and errors of men could coordinate
 7     1,     7,   3    |         and the most pernicious errors.~            c. Egalitarianism
 8     1,     8         |         great role of doctrinal errors in this process.~           
 9     1,     8         |       numerous studies on these errors and the way each was derived
10     1,     8,   2    |          can generate doctrinal errors and even lead to the conscious
11     1,     8,   2    |        today, and its doctrinal errors bear the vigorous imprint
12     1,    11,   2    | ignorance was the only cause of errors and crimes, that the way
13     2,     7,   2    |    their theses in terms of its errors. In this arduous intellectual
14     2,     7,   2    |    condemnation of the opposing errors. The Church has never feared
15     2,     8,   3    |       go beyond indicating some errors to be avoided and some prudent
16     2,     8,   3    |      them the enormity of their errors and sins as if in a fulgurant
17     3,     2,   4(81)|         resurgence of modernist errors in Brazil's Catholic Action
18  Post                |         vanquish the forces and errors of the Revolution.~