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 1 1 |        different ways the whole human race. For the whole of mankind
 2 1 |      Pastor has one part of the human race already happily sheltered
 3 3 |       at a glance the course of human affairs, our eyes were met
 4 3 |        by the sad conditions of human society, and we could not
 5 3 |         all members of the same human society? Who would recognize
 6 5 |        the very inmost heart of human society, a source of dread
 7 5 |   unrest pervading the whole of human society. All then must combine
 8 5 |        the peace and harmony of human society. ~
 9 9 |        Ever since the source of human powers has been sought apart
10 10|        the very constitution of human society, it would not be
11 10|         that doctrine, which no human opinions can change: "There
12 10|          Be ye subject of every human creature for God's sake:
13 10|      the legitimate exercise of human authority, resists God and
14 11|      Sad experience proves that human authority fails where religion
15 11|       are wont to despise their human authority. There remains,
16 12|        Venerable Brethren, that human society should be seen to
17 12|       that weapons are used and human blood is spilled. ~
18 14|   stability and peacefulness of human relations we so much desire,
19 14| considers the evils under which human society is at present labouring,
20 19|      now turn our thoughts from human society to the immediate
21 25|     away by a lofty idea of the human intellect, by which God'
22 30|  disastrous war for the sake of human society and for the sake
23 30|         sake of the Church; for human society, so that when peace
24 31|         perfectly free from all human power in the administration
25 31|    things, moved thereto not by human interest, but by the sacredness
26 32|        in the name of the whole human race, to cry out: "Grant,