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 1 7 |    proved to be false by human reason and intelligence, are in
 2 7 | equally withstands and opposes reason. Contests of this kind were
 3 7 |       also by the aid of human reason; which indeed, guided by
 4 7 |      consent of the faith with reason, although it has been honoured
 5 7 |  revealed by virtue of his own reason and judgment, and that there
 6 8 |        have shown. Truly human reason desires to penetrate freely
 7 9 |     princes, that, by counsel, reason, and all care of justice
 8 12|       will, by God's grace, be reason to rejoice at the happy
 9 13|       society are fixed by its reason for existing and by the
10 13|    from civil society as their reason for existence and ends are
11 13|       cloud the light of human reason but adds to its brilliancy