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 1    3,  16|      holding economic and political power. Nor can we pretend not
 2    3,  20|   organizing society and exercising power which presents itself as
 3    3,  20| antagonistic systems and centers of power, each with its own forms
 4    4,  30|             clear foundation of the power of dominion recognized as
 5    4,  34|          Creator is not an absolute power, nor can one speak of a
 6    5,  37|           the other, the thirst for power, with the intention of imposing
 7    5,  38|          his own promise and by the power of his Spirit can transform "
 8    5,  38|          profit and that thirst for power already mentioned. These
 9    5,  39|         same exactness and the same power of biblical inspiration (
10    7,  47|            for excessive profit and power, one may also be found wanting
11    7,  48|          substantially, through the power of the Holy Spirit and the