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 1 1 |            lax faith or hostile to religion, who are indebted for whatever
 2 3 |            sake as for the sake of religion and the Church, as being
 3 5 |           defense of the Christian religion, for the benefit of souls,
 4 6 |         well as by his brethren in religion and by the faithful, nay, "
 5 6 |    recognizing "his distinction in religion and learning" (In libro
 6 6 | persevering zeal, his authority in religion and knowledge" (In lib.
 7 13|    possible, thus the ministers of religion have been despised and mocked,
 8 16|         knowledge of the things of religion, united with the stupid
 9 21|           they despise and violate religion and her law. Disdaining
10 21|            made for the defense of religion, they surely convict themselves
11 23|           sweet to his brethren in religion; to the bishops, the clergy,
12 27|   defenders of truth, justice, and religion in the world. In our times,
13 31|         war is being waged against religion, seeking a cowardly neutrality