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 1 7 |  henceforth there will be grave reason to fear, not indeed for
 2 10|   without giving any sufficient reason; to make use of men enslaved
 3 10|      nature recoils. Wherefore, reason and truth itself make it
 4 11|      are not, however, for this reason, to be reckoned as alien
 5 12|     that human nature and human reason ought in all things to be
 6 12|         ought to be believed by reason of his authority. And since
 7 13|        State; and for this same reason they declare to the people
 8 17| headlong to extremes, either by reason of the weakness of human
 9 17|         by the natural light of reason, such as certainly are-the
10 20|        the passions obedient to reason. In this conflict human
11 20|        undergone, in order that reason may always hold its sway.
12 22|         of religion there is no reason why one should have precedence
13 24|     manifestly at variance with reason that nothing can be more
14 24|        so also and for the same reason, nations and States are
15 26|         it is most repugnant to reason to endeavor to confine all
16 29|  private charity. "But for this reason," to use the words of St.
17 31|       think that he may for any reason whatsoever join the masonic
18 35|        will feel it the more by reason of the opportunity which
19 35|         that are evil. For this reason, We greatly wish, for the