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1 3|      God, and the welfare of human society itself, altogether
2 3|      altogether require that human society be conducted and
3 3|   perdition;" 3 and that "if human arguments are always allowed
4 3|     in the flowing speech of human wisdom; whereas we know,
5 4| notion itself of justice and human right is darkened and lost,
6 4|     free from all divine and human control; and that in the
7 4|    and clearly perceive that human society, when set loose
8 4|   and to abolish all rights, human and divine, have always (
9 6|     also) for the welfare of human society itself, have thought