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 1 3 |       the practice of the true religion and in the unswerving observance
 2 3 |        which an age cherishing religion would not have tolerated.
 3 3 |     feeble when the bulwark of religion has been removed, and, being
 4 3 |     practices of the Christian religion. In this lies the sole means
 5 6 |        subjects one thing, and religion, from men as Christians,
 6 10|       to the duties imposed by religion, or if they violate in the
 7 10|        offense leveled against religion is also a sin against the
 8 13|       that are interwoven with religion and lie within the range
 9 27|      relations of politics and religion originate important consequences
10 28|    provided the respect due to religion and the observance of good
11 29|      only worthy of partisans. Religion should, on the contrary,
12 29|       may hasten to the aid of religion, the general and supreme
13 30|       and practice of the true religion; of that religion which
14 30|     the true religion; of that religion which is the queen of virtues,
15 31|     rule should run counter to religion, but, further, to make a
16 31|       connect the interests of religion with those of the State.
17 31|  individuals as are hostile to religion.~
18 34|      if possible, the Catholic religion, which alone the true religion.
19 34| religion, which alone the true religion. With such a purpose in
20 36|      the sanctity of right and religion! They truly seem invested
21 36|       are struggling to defend religion, and chiefly against the
22 41|     any advantage resulting to religion, be scattered to the winds;