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 1  0,2 |     of God, and to bring all men to salvation by communicating
 2  0,2 |    to those most unfortunate men who, whilst professing the
 3  0,3 |   name under heaven given to men whereby we must be saved" (
 4  0,3 |   Peter i., 18-19). Thus all men, though already subject
 5  0,3 |   human dignity was revived: men's hearts realised the universal
 6  0,3 |    in pagan philosophy. Thus men's aims, life, habits and
 7  0,4 |  decree the salvation of all men, both severally and collectively,
 8  0,5 |  light of truth be rejected, men's minds must necessarily
 9  1,6 |  under the guidance of which men, converted from evil life,
10  1,6 |       make him their slave. "Men of corrupt mind, who have
11  1,7 |      to her all the means of men's salvation, on the other
12  1,7 |      most solemnly commanded men to be subject to her and
13  1,8 |  holds supreme dominion over men, both individually and collectively. "
14  1,8 |    is above nature. But when men's minds are clouded, both
15  2,9 | their pride, does not permit men to see the truth, and thus
16  2,9 |     This is why we often see men of great intellectual power
17  3,12|   must be called in to teach men's hearts, awaken in them