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1 1 |       steadfastly contends for truth and virtue, the other of
2 1 |      contrary to virtue and to truth. The one is the kingdom
3 9 |      purposes aimed at in real truth, they are by no means the
4 10| recoils. Wherefore, reason and truth itself make it plain that
5 12|        no dogma of religion or truth which cannot be understood
6 17|       do not all maintain this truth with the full assent of
7 18|      this greatest fundamental truth has been overturned or weakened,
8 19|   morality is founded. And, in truth, the teaching of morality
9 37|       length may give place to truth, and vice to virtue. Let