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1     1,     5,   4|   aspects of the Revolution, we act like a physician who depicts
2     1,     7,   3|   consequently, that man should act in the temporal realm as
3     1,     7,   3|       in other words, he should act like a person who has dethroned
4     2,     8,   3|         Revolution, there still act certain supernatural leavens
5     2,     8,   3|       the position taken in the act of conversion. ~           
6     3,     2,   4|        to the greater adversary act as true pastors?~           
7     3,     2,   4| fidelity to him. In this filial act we say to the Pastor of
8  Post            |     ecclesiastical figures, who act in a suicidal manner by
9  Post            |  institutions, but they seem to act in isolation, without a