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 1 1     |     accrued that no right-minded man can face the trials of the
 2 1     |       supreme law of the life of man. For we were created in
 3 2     |       form society in order that man should seek in it his last
 4 4     |        be condemned."(2) But the man who has embraced the Christian
 5 6     |         is wholly impossible. No man can serve two masters,(3)
 6 8     |      alone can commit power to a man over his fellow men;(5)
 7 14    |          truth, is the part of a man either devoid of character
 8 20    | difficult; moreover, the mind of man is by nature feeble and
 9 24    |          in part, and in part to man, and to whatever is necessary
10 24    |        be any safe guide showing man the way he should live.~
11 30    |        purpose of civil society, man expects to derive his well-being,
12 30    |          and religious nature of man, and take care to help him,
13 36(35)|         subject. But because any man, on account of his character
14 37    |          not in the power of any man to change. Consequently,
15 40    |        his brother."(42) "If any man say I love God, and he hateth
16 40    |      unheard of in the memory of man. For, that love with which