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 1 8      |         accurately, their folly. For Modernism finds in this sentiment
 2 11     |             of one of the leaders of Modernism. The operation of the intellect
 3 14     |           the Believer, according to Modernism, is differentiated from
 4 38     |          guided by the principles of Modernism; and there are some who,
 5 38     |     according to their principles?~ ~Modernism and All the Heresies~
 6 39     |    superabundantly by how many roads Modernism leads to the annihilation
 7 39     | Protestantism; the second is made by Modernism; the next will plunge headlong
 8 [Title]|                         THE CAUSE OF MODERNISM~
 9 40     |          penetrate still deeper into Modernism and to find a suitable remedy
10 40     |             error, and pride sits in Modernism as in its own house, finding
11 40     |           directly and so quickly to Modernism as pride. When a Catholic
12 40     |            subject for the errors of Modernism. Hence, Venerable Brethren,
13 41     |           the intellectual causes of Modernism, the first which presents
14 42     |          that a man is on the way to Modernism than when he begins to show
15 42     |            and give themselves up to Modernism.~
16 48     |              found to be imbued with Modernism is to be excluded without
17 48     |             towards those who favour Modernism either by extolling the
18 50     |       prevent writings infected with Modernism or favourable to it from
19 50     |             in preparing the way for Modernism.~
20 53     |           write matter infected with Modernism for their papers or periodicals,
21 54     |           mention be made in them of Modernism, presbyterianism, or laicism.
22 55     |              every trace and sign of Modernism both in publications and
23 55     |              may harbour no trace of Modernism, but obey the prescriptions