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1 3 |         to be good upon earth may exist or may not, and discerning
2 16| institution, can have no claim to exist, and that everything that
3 18|            there must necessarily exist some order or mode of procedure
4 20|         which, no true virtue can exist without religion, for moral
5 21|         that such duties, if they exist, can be abandoned with impunity,
6 33|         powerful, permits evil to exist in the world, partly that
7 33|      teaches, in allowing evil to exist in the world, "neither wills
8 39|        Church than if she did not exist; and, at most, would allow
9 40|          perfect in all its parts exist in the Church.~