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 1 3 |         souls, that they lead a life of the greatest activity,
 2 6 | concerning the mysteries of His life and death, and of His Resurrection
 3 7 |     since religion is a form of life, the explanation must certainly
 4 7 |       certainly be found in the life of man. Hence the principle
 5 7 |   speaking more particularly of life, in a movement of the heart,
 6 9 |       permeates it with its own life. From this two things follow.
 7 10|      with the progress of human life, of which, as has been said,
 8 11|      who restores and gives new life to a picture that has perished
 9 13|       be living and to live the life of the religious sentiment.
10 15|        of truth, since for them life and truth are one and the
11 16|        faith, such as the human life of Christ, the Modernists
12 16|   believers and considering the life of Christ as lived again
13 20|      But as the shoots live the life of the seed, so, too, all
14 20|      are to be said to live the life of Christ. But the life
15 20|         life of Christ. But the life of Christ is according to
16 20|      faith, and so, too, is the life of Christians. And since
17 20|      Christians. And since this life produced, in the courses
18 21|     although not alive with the life of dogma, are not without
19 26|       in human nature and human life. Vital evolution brought
20 27|      above the contingencies of life, feels hardly, or not at
21 27|      most intimate contact with life. Note here, Venerable Brethren,
22 30|      man, from his condition of life, from his education, from
23 35|    evolution are visible in her life they fail to explain the
24 36|         necessarily living. Now life has its own truth and its
25 36| everything that is explained by life.~We, Venerable Brethren,
26 36|          which are justified by life. Do they stop here? No,
27 36|      was subject to the laws of life! After this what is to become
28 37|     deeps of his nature and his life lie the need and the desire
29 37|      the perfect development of life. And here We cannot but
30 40|        precept of the Christian life which obliges us to renounce
31 50|       writings poison Christian life at its very fount. The same
32 55|        a new order of Christian life, on new directions of the