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 1 5 |      manner in this recondite subject, it must first of all be
 2 6 |   considered as an historical subject. Given these premises, all
 3 13|       we call dogmas, must be subject to these vicissitudes, and
 4 16|       and in the faith.~Faith Subject to Science~
 5 17|     regard to faith, which is subject to science not on one but
 6 17|      he like it or not, to be subject to the laws, the observation,
 7 17|       God. The latter also is subject to science which while it
 8 17|     each other, faith is made subject to science. All this, Venerable
 9 18|     theory that faith must be subject to science, they continuously
10 19|     their own opinions on the subject vary. Some understand it
11 23|        and, that being so, is subject to it. Should it disown
12 25|    matters the Church must be subject to the State. They do not
13 26| living religion everything is subject to change, and must change,
14 26|       evolution everything is subject - dogma, Church, worship,
15 28|      by human efforts. On the subject of revelation and dogma
16 28|      imperfect, and therefore subject to continual and indefinite
17 36|      are to be found. But the subject of these books is not science
18 36|    this since even Christ was subject to the laws of life! After
19 40|        but he is a fully ripe subject for the errors of Modernism.
20 45|       Our Predecessor on this subject continue fully in force,
21 51|      And while We are on this subject of booksellers, We wish