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 1 8 |        the granting of rights, authority is the one and only foundation
 2 9 |        enactments of the civil authority, which do not follow directly,
 3 9 |     and put forth by competent authority, that human law, properly
 4 10|    liberty of those who are in authority does not consist in the
 5 10|         If, then, by anyone in authority, something be sanctioned
 6 11|     which is no other than the authority of God, commanding good
 7 11|        far from this most just authority of God over men diminishing,
 8 13|     highest duty is to respect authority, and obediently to submit
 9 13|        and whosoever resisteth authority resisteth the ordinance
10 13|  ennobled when subjected to an authority which is the most just and
11 13|        opposed to tyranny, the authority in the State will not have
12 15|        existence of any divine authority to which obedience is due,
13 15|       of individuals; that the authority in the State comes from
14 16|       to human reason the only authority to decide what is true and
15 16|        also to public affairs: authority is severed from the true
16 17|      limits to His legislative authority without failing in the obedience
17 17| judgment will prevail over the authority and providence of God. Man
18 18|      Besides, those who are in authority owe it to the commonwealth
19 18|        out, although the civil authority has not the same proximate
20 21|        its form, which implies authority; or the object of its existence;
21 21|        reverence His power and authority. Justice therefore forbids,
22 21|      the community. For public authority exists for the welfare of
23 22|        God Himself, with grave authority it charges rulers to be
24 22|       to be obedient to lawful authority, as to the ministers of
25 23| diligently repressed by public authority, lest they insidiously work
26 23|      rightly controlled by the authority of the law than are the
27 24|        the more so because the authority of teachers has great weight
28 26|     guard them and with lawful authority explain them; and at the
29 27|       a partaker of His divine authority, and through His heavenly
30 28| confirm what we believe on the authority of God. The Church, truly,
31 28|      the Church, exercising no authority, leaves the judgment of
32 30|       from obedience to public authority; for the right to command
33 30|      is in accordance with the authority of God, and is within the
34 30|    direct conflict with divine authority; therefore, it is right
35 33|     she does not forbid public authority to tolerate what is at variance
36 33|      of the world; and, as the authority of man is powerless to prevent
37 36|     deny the existence of this authority in God, or to refuse to
38 37|     For, to reject the supreme authority to God, and to cast off
39 38|        but are revealed by the authority of God; or who at least
40 40|       attenuate and narrow its authority, its office of teacher,