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 1 Int, 7  |     doctrine or of moral or social principles. Our purpose is merely to
 2 Int, 16 |          will do so by proclaiming principles which represent the highest
 3   2, 42 |        incompatible with the basic principles of its religious and moral
 4   2, 45 |            to outline some general principles for their more effective
 5   2, 49 |    absolute character of Christian principles. ~We are also confronted
 6   2, 49 |            people to lay aside the principles which characterize our faith
 7   3, 87 |           its own dogmas and moral principles? And yet how can it fit
 8   3, 88 |         compromises concerning the principles which regulate and govern
 9   3, 89 |          effective and clear aims, principles, and methods, so that a
10   3, 91 |             We must search for the principles which make for simplicity,
11   3, 100| irreconcilable with the underlying principles of thought. They strike
12   3, 100|       social system based on these principles is doomed to utter destruction.
13   3     |          be vain to look for other principles of unity in place of the