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 1   1    |     canon law has said to the contrary is sheer invention of Roman
 2   1    |        For when the pope acts contrary to the Scriptures, it is
 3   1    |   injurious to Christendom or contrary to the laws of God. When
 4 Prop1  |      obedience -- but, on the contrary, numberless occasions for
 5 Prop1  |   commanded by Christ; on the contrary, it is given to very few
 6 Prop1  | things without care or labor, contrary to the command of God in
 7 Prop1  |      canon law decrees to the contrary is mere fable and idle talk. ~
 8 Prop2  |        and faithlessly to act contrary to it. So then, although
 9 Prop2  |      Holy Spirit does not act contrary to the commandment of God;
10 Prop2  |      and of a safe-conduct is contrary to the commandment of God,
11 Prop2  |     things of their neighbor, contrary to the love of God. The
12 Prop3  |       powers and authorities, contrary to the Holy Gospel. Of this
13 Prop3  | superior. Why then should he, contrary to the example which he
14 Prop3  |    which he himself sets, and contrary to the custom and teaching