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 1 7 |           defence of the Catholic Faith or in its commendation,
 2 7 |           commendation, they draw faith, strength, and unction from
 3 10|        final appeal in matters of Faith. Now, we have to meet the
 4 14|         this - that "in things of faith and morals, belonging to
 5 14|          passages, the analogy of faith should be followed, and
 6 14|     pertaining to the doctrine of faith or morals; for their unanimity
 7 14|           as a matter of Catholic faith. The opinion of the Fathers
 8 15|          to demonstrate dogmas of faith, but used it as a means
 9 15|         and often to the peril of faith, the explanation of passages
10 15|            being without the true faith, only gnaw the bark of the
11 16|         establish the Articles of Faith and the truths therewith
12 16|    reasoning from the Articles of Faith to their consequences, according
13 16|           to prove the Article of Faith by reasoning; we can only
14 18|         ours, that is to Catholic faith, we must either prove it
15 19|          lay down as belonging to faith, or as intimately connected
16 19|           under the obligation of faith, the Saints were at liberty
17 19|         it is not contrary to our faith, it is safer, in my opinion,
18 19|        such a point as a dogma of faith, even though it is perhaps
19 19|           to reject it as against faith, lest we thus give to the
20 19|         occasion of despising our faith."(56) The Catholic interpreter,
21 20| inspiration regards the things of faith and morals, and nothing
22 20|        the ancient and unchanging faith of the Church, solemnly
23 22|         may their services to the Faith grow and increase! For there
24 22|        insist so shamelessly that faith is the enemy of science,
25 22|           profession show towards faith the most marked honour and
26 22|    together with the grace of the faith, great natural talent, let
27 23|          belonging to the rule of faith or morals) which have been