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 1   1    |    its work is of a temporal nature. Therefore its work should
 2   2    |     uniting," is of the same nature. The pope binds many such
 3 Prop1  |   his own canon law, against nature and against reason, until
 4 Prop1  |      Antichrist, for all his nature, work and doings are against
 5 Prop1  |      destruction of Christ's nature and work. ~It is also ridiculous
 6 Prop2  |    are present in their true nature, but that the body and blood
 7 Prop3  |    of treating the things of nature, although nothing can be
 8 Prop3  |      either of the things of nature or the things of the Spirit.
 9 Prop3  | potter has more knowledge of nature than is written in these
10 Prop3  |    according to the light of nature, still less according to