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1 1|        world, in propagating the Christian Faith among barbarous nations,
2 1|          has never perished, and Christian faith has never at any time
3 1|       root up the foundations of Christian truth, and started a system
4 2|   existence. It is, indeed, with Christian peoples as with individuals;
5 3| importance that the offspring of Christian marriages should be thoroughly
6 3|       and closes it on religion. Christian parents must, therefore,
7 3|      nations to the knowledge of Christian lore, and which is consequently
8 5|      public dignity to religion, Christian institutions manifestly
9 7|          feared to face, for the Christian faith, all misfortunes and