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 1 Intr   |          Church and the Communist State, the Impossible Coexistence."~ ~
 2 Pref   |        between the Church and the State, I believe there are those
 3 Pref   |         the Church in a Communist State.~Before taking up this matter,
 4   1    |       sole reality is matter in a state of continuous evolution.
 5   1    |           a result, the Communist State, which through the dictatorship
 6   1    |        the means available to the State and the Communist Party.~
 7   1    |        soul in order to live in a state of heroic undergroundness
 8   3    |           perfectly reasonable to state that a consider­able part
 9   4    |       however, that the Communist State may not take such an action
10   4    |        tolerance of the Communist State is certainly not based on
11   5    |         of Marxism, they at least state that the legal existence
12   6, 1 |           apostasy.~The Communist State, sectarian and committed
13   6, 1 |        their yoke.~In a Communist State, the regime is so totally
14   6, 2 |          imagine that a Communist State were to give the Church
15   6, 2 |           to the direction of the State, is to deprive his mind
16   6, 2 |      totally anti-­natural Moloch State that does not produce Moloch
17   6, 2 |      finally ask is the religious state, then, not intrinsically
18   6, 2 |          The answer is easy. This state is highly benefi­cial to
19   6, 2 |         exceptional ways. If this state were to be lived by a whole
20   7, 1 |           welfare, in a Communist State by the silence of the Church
21   7, 1 |     groups ‑ family, corporation, State ‑ to the extent that it
22   7, 1 |      themselves, reporting to the State only when it is indispensable.
23   7, 1 |         the relations between the State and international society.~
24   7, 2 |          completely collectivized State are not valid for a State
25   7, 2 |         State are not valid for a State which is incompletely collectivized.~
26   7, 4 |          Church with a Com­munist State would be possible if all
27   7, 4 |          their rights against the State (which neither created them
28   7, 4 |     follows that the collectivist State that confiscates the goods
29   7, 4 |        confiscated goods from the State are in principle, in relation
30   7, 4 |          Church and the Communist State.~ ~
31   7, 6 |         abolition of freedom, its State despotism, and even its
32   8    |           Substitute Secretary of State, said, "as a consequence
33   8    |        the Church against the lay State. How­ever, they did not
34   8    |      errors are inculcated by the State with much more insist­ence
35 Summ, 7| collective ownership.~‑ Even in a State which is not com­pletely
36 Summ, 7|           pressure of a Communist state, the Church would not be
37 Summ, 7|   peaceful coexist­ence with that state.~‑ Nor could the Church
38 Summ, 7|      coexistence with a Communist state as a pious fraud ("pia fraus").