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 1   6, 1 |            With regard to the first condition, it appears to us that the
 2   6, 2 |                2. As for the second condition, that the Church remain
 3   6, 2 |             of souls.~ ~This second condition is rejected first of all
 4   6, 2 |          government de­manded, as a condition for the Church's liberty,
 5   6, 2 |          sanctification of men. The condition of proprietorship, of itself,
 6   6, 2 |         cultural benefits which the condition of ownership confers upon
 7   6, 2 |           of the Church, which is a condition for her development. But
 8   6, 2 |       constituting a very important condition for the good of souls both
 9   6, 2 |      obvious truth that the servile condition is, in itself, oppressive
10   6, 2 |              In regard to the third condition, it seems to us to be equally
11   7, 1 | indispensable and most effica­cious condition for the prosperity of the
12   7, 3 |           country or of any so­cial condition will endure the trial.~Besides,
13 Summ, 5|        worship to the Church on the condition that She keep silent about
14 Summ, 5|        accept such a proposal? As a condition for obtaining this freedom
15 Summ, 6|        image of God Himself. Such a condition would be gravely prejudicial