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1   1     | wholly inconsistent with any genuine religious expression. It
2   1, 32 |     and more deeply into the genuine teaching of Christ and its
3   1, 36 |     something with which the genuine Christian should be deeply
4   2, 46 |     so sure of being living, genuine members of Christ's Body,
5   2, 47 |    were the only one that is genuine and lawful. Nor should one
6   2, 47 |   Some imagine that the only genuine renewal of the Church is
7   3, 100|  thought. They strike at the genuine and effective foundation
8   3, 108|  being favorably received in genuine, mutual respect. ~
9   3, 113|      to be an inspiration to genuine holiness. We want it to