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 1 Pref  |        groups of theologians and men of action, some of whom
 2 Pref  |       reading this essay are the men without faith, who do not
 3 Pref  |        as being quite bare.~Only men of faith, who do not permit
 4 Pref  |           One may hope that such men, who know how to see that
 5 Pref  |       essay was written for such men. By proving the impossibility
 6   3   |         millions and millions of men in our day at a crossroad,
 7   6, 1|      this, since the majority of men tend to accept as normal
 8   6, 2|       with the sanctification of men.~In passing, we shall also
 9   6, 2|         to the sanctification of men.~To justify this thesis,
10   6, 2|         the fact that the abuses men make of an institution are
11   6, 2|  salvation and sanctification of men. The condition of proprietorship,
12   6, 2|        had been composed only of men with neither autonomy nor
13   7, 4|          and material welfare of men and of nations, and as an
14   7, 6|      sense, it is appropriate to men­tion a collective Letter
15   8   |         millions and millions of men fall away from her fold.
16   8   |   influence over the majority of men. They accept these institutions
17  10   | preferable to yield to them?~Oh, men of little faith! We would