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 1 Forew,  Intr     |     situation is spiritualism, Protestantism, atheism, or communism?
 2     1,     3,   5|       pagan life, gave rise to Protestantism.~            Pride begot
 3     1,     3,   5|       triumph of sensuality in Protestantism was affirmed by the suppression
 4     1,     3,   5|      leavens sixteenth-century Protestantism had unfortunately left in
 5     1,     3,   5| Renaissance neopaganism and of Protestantism, with which it had a profound
 6     1,     3,   5|        France to the spirit of Protestantism. The political work of the
 7     1,     3,   5|        Some sects arising from Protestantism transposed their religious
 8     1,     6,   1|        In the first denials of Protestantism, for example, the anarchic
 9     1,     6,   3|      Naturalistic humanism and Protestantism were refined in the French
10     1,     6,   4|      more moderate currents of Protestantism, moving from refinement
11     1,     6,   5|         can one explain all of Protestantism as an explosion of the desire
12     1,     8,   3|       degree, in bad faith. If Protestantism, for instance, is a child
13     2,    12,   7|  Church, such as spiritism and Protestantism.~            To influence
14     2,    12,   7|     against, say, the evils of Protestantism is undoubtedly legitimate,
15     3,     2,   1| humanism, the Renaissance, and Protestantism (First Revolution); in the