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 1 6 |            a fixed and established principle among them that both science
 2 7 |         the life of man. Hence the principle of religious immanence is
 3 10|       influence of that mysterious principle from which it originated,
 4 13|         which they deduce from the principle of vital immanence; that
 5 18|             So, too, acting on the principle that science in no way depends
 6 19|      philosopher has declared: The principle of faith is immanent; the
 7 19|           believer has added: This principle is God; and the theologian
 8 20|                      20. With this principle of immanence is connected
 9 20|            which may be called the principle of divine permanence. It
10 23| consciences which by virtue of the principle of vital permanence, all
11 25|           this head. For given the principle that in temporal matters
12 26|          they lay down the general principle that in a living religion
13 26|            The enunciation of this principle will not astonish anybody
14 27|           from its primitive vital principle, would lead to ruin instead
15 30|            already dealt with: the principle of agnosticism, the principle
16 30|      principle of agnosticism, the principle of the transfiguration of
17 30|           things by faith, and the principle which We have called of
18 30|             by virtue of the third principle, even those things which
19 32|            steps in again with his principle of vital immanence, and
20 32|            historian works on this principle. He goes over his documents
21 32|        needs, always guided by the principle that the narration must
22 38|          to morals, they adopt the principle of the Americanists, that