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 1   1,    9    |        principles they themselves accept. Liberalism, which triumphed
 2   1,   11    |        Marxism, preparing them to accept this or that capitulation
 3   2,    2    |         completely won over. They accept something of Marxism, especially
 4   2,    2    |  attempted to make the majorities accept its doctrine. These are
 5   3,    2    |          before the conqueror. To accept a modus vivendi that might
 6   3,    2    |         by the word, they quickly accept as supreme and ardently
 7   4      (16)| completely, or pretend to want to accept it."~Paul VI also refers
 8   4,    3    |          thus becomes inclined to accept all the sequels of irenicism,
 9   4,    3    |     polemic and that he will only accept argument‑dialogue when dealing
10 End,    1    |      doctrine;~· Communism cannot accept coexistence with anyone
11 End,    3    |   coexistence with religions that accept dialectical relativism can
12 End,    4    |      speaking, no. Communism will accept such coexistence with religions
13 End      (26)|         the sons of the Church to accept a relativistic view of religion ‑
14 End,    7    |           sympathy syndrome, will accept a veiled apostasy to avoid
15 End,    8    |    manifestations, they gradually accept it more and more. The irenistic
16 End,    8    |         HE BECOMES CONDITIONED TO ACCEPT~THE PRIMARY MEANING OF ALIENATION~(