Chapter, §

 1 Int, 13 | Church not one but a hundred forms of possible contacts, some
 2   2, 42 |     only adapt itself to the forms of thought and living which
 3   2, 42 | it-provided, of course, such forms are not incompatible with
 4   2, 42 |     strive to approach these forms and to correct, ennoble,
 5   2     | concerning the contradictory forms of modern thought-these
 6   3, 85 |              85. It has many forms. If necessary it takes account
 7   3, 85 |     It does not hold fast to forms of expression which have
 8   3, 99 |    one of its many different forms. They parade their godlessness
 9   3, 104|   truth, and an objection to forms of language and worship
10   3, 107|     agree with these various forms of religion, nor can we