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 1 7 |     that is, a fixed rule of teaching what is to be done and what
 2 12|    of the truest and highest teaching, made known to us by the
 3 12|     of her office and of her teaching to the Christian nations.
 4 24|    what is called liberty of teaching. There can be no doubt that
 5 24|      for itself the right of teaching whatever it pleases-a liberty
 6 25|   limits, lest the office of teaching be turned with impunity
 7 26|      every man, and to whose teaching all must submit: "And they
 8 27|      27. In faith and in the teaching of morality, God Himself
 9 27|     to assert her liberty of teaching, and in this way the wretched
10 27| false. Therefore, the divine teaching of the Church, so far from
11 27|      of reason itself, human teaching has to be controlled.~
12 29|    limits, although from her teaching not only is there nothing
13 32|   desires that the Christian teaching, of which We have given
14 38|   have seen above. From this teaching, as from its source and
15 39|                 39. But this teaching is understood in two ways.
16 40|    To refute completely such teaching, the arguments often used