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 1 8 |          these is the power of His divine grace, whereby the mind
 2 8 |            dangerous. Not that the divine assistance hinders in any
 3 8 |          points out, it is because divine grace comes from the Author
 4 12|        example and doctrine of her divine Author, has ever propagated
 5 15|     refusing due submission to the divine and eternal reason, proclaims
 6 15|          deny the existence of any divine authority to which obedience
 7 17|         the natural law and to the divine eternal law. But here they
 8 17|       rightly deny-the will of the Divine Law-giver is to be obeyed,
 9 17|          duties, reverence for the divine law will be apparent rather
10 18| individuals is to be guided by the divine law, but not the morality
11 20|       immediately ordained for the divine honor",7 rules and tempers
12 20|            exterior notes, whereby Divine Providence has willed that
13 27|           Church a partaker of His divine authority, and through His
14 27|            truth received from her divine Founder, the Church has
15 27|         teaches that the truths of divine revelation and those of
16 27|           be false. Therefore, the divine teaching of the Church,
17 30|        time a direct conflict with divine authority; therefore, it
18 33|          punished, and rightly, by Divine Providence.10 But if, in
19 36|          or to those who share the divine power.~
20 40|         pervert the nature of this divine society, and attenuate and
21 40|            it is proved that, by a divine provision, all the rights