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 1 9 |        found still to retain the nature and the habits of secret
 2 10|        is an enormity from which nature recoils. Wherefore, reason
 3 10|          some way, the intrinsic nature of the cause whence they
 4 12|         very name, is that human nature and human reason ought in
 5 17|         of the weakness of human nature, or because God inflicts
 6 17| existence of God, the immaterial nature of the human soul, and its
 7 17|     representation of the divine nature.~
 8 18|         known by the teaching of nature must begin to fall-namely,
 9 19|         are as the principles of nature and important for knowledge
10 20|              20. Moreover, human nature was stained by original
11 20|      power and the excellence of nature, and placing therein alone
12 24|     society, indeed for which by nature we are formed, has been
13 24| constituted by God the Author of nature; and from Him, as from their
14 24|  admonished by the very voice of nature to worship God in piety
15 25|        Wherefore, as the end and nature of human society so requires,
16 26|          their common origin and nature, or the last end which each
17 26|   constituted and conformable to nature.~
18 36|       and pupils of the infamous nature of these societies, so that