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 1 5 |      with their fellow men; the authority of rulers is held in contempt;
 2 9 |      absence of respect for the authority of those who exercise ruling
 3 9 | innumerable ways of undermining authority; hence, too, the terrible
 4 10|     King or that of an inferior authority, it has its origin from
 5 10|        the commands of those in authority, not in any kind of way,
 6 10|    legitimate exercise of human authority, resists God and is preparing
 7 11|        Christ, from which their authority receives such strength and
 8 11|    experience proves that human authority fails where religion is
 9 11|       of nations despise divine authority, in their turn the people
10 11|     wont to despise their human authority. There remains, of course,
11 12|    their dutiful recognition of authority, is it to be wondered at,
12 15|        and as it is the duty of authority in the State to prevent
13 15|       comes to pass that public authority is hated, and the envy of
14 22|  therefore, whenever legitimate authority has once given a clear command,
15 22|  subject his own opinion to the authority of him who is his superior,
16 22|       know to whom the teaching authority of the Church has been given
17 25|         and contemptuous of the authority of the Church, they have
18 28|       again and again, that the authority of those whom "the Holy
19 28|        Acts xx. 28) is a divine authority. Let them remember that
20 28|       who resist any legitimate authority, resist God, much more impiously