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 1   3,    2    |       brethren to the unity of the Faith are to be praised. Therefore,
 2   3,    2    |   sincerity and consistence in the faith we profess. To see that
 3   3,    2    |     brethren to doubts about their faith, persuading them ‑ under
 4   3,    2    |           participates in the same faith, as Saint Paul says: "Then
 5   3,    2    | principally to our brothers in the faith" (Gal. 6:10);~ ‑ Insensitivity
 6   3      (11)|            and of showing them our faith in the most efficient manner,
 7   3      (11)|          the theological virtue of Faith.~
 8   4      (16)|     interlocutor is always in good faith. When speaking of the possible
 9   4      (22)|            of the integrity of the Faith. If all this were to collapse,
10   4,    2    |           desires.~Oriented by the Faith, elevated by grace, and
11   4,    2    |           deprived of the light of faith, considers error, evil,
12   4,    3    |        hated by his brother in the Faith. The irenicist increasingly
13   4,    3    |            other is always in good faith. Each believes that the
14 End,    1    |        subconscious break with the Faith, and it prepares the soul
15 End      (26)|          it, is not sincere in his faith. He is really nothing but
16 End      (26)|            sins because it attacks Faith ‑ the root of all virtues.~