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 1   4   | questionable.~To illustrate this point, we present some of these
 2   4   |         religion up to a certain point, one still knows that tomorrow,
 3   6, 2|          fication.~ ~b) FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE CARDINAL
 4   6, 2|        making clear an essential point frequently forgotten by
 5   6, 2|         in itself, andfrom every point of view, as the priesthood.
 6   6, 2|      propertied class; from this point of view, it would be in
 7   6, 2|       religious and the cultural point of view. And they are not
 8   7, 1|         effects caused, from the point of view of temporal welfare,
 9   7, 1|         to such silence from the point of view of the teaching
10   7, 1|         the Church, and from the point of view of her sanctifying
11   7, 4|        goods.~Starting from this point, any moralist will easily