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 1 2 |   protection of philosophy and theology, nay more, thoroughly imbued
 2 6 |        what becomes of Natural Theology, of the motives of credibility,
 3 7 |  explanation. But when Natural theology has been destroyed, the
 4 18|     having blotted out the old theology, endeavour to introduce
 5 18|   endeavour to introduce a new theology which shall follow the vagaries
 6 20|       And thus the Modernistic theology may be said to be complete.
 7 22|       according to Modernistic theology, by vital immanence and
 8 38|       which we live. Reform of theology; rational theology is to
 9 38|   Reform of theology; rational theology is to have modern philosophy
10 38|       foundation, and positive theology is to be founded on the
11 42|      scholastic philosophy and theology they have only ridicule
12 42| scholasticism when treating of theology no longer correspond with
13 46|   raised. Promote the study of theology, Venerable Brethren, by
14 46|        the old maxim describes theology as so far in front of all
15 46|    seek to illustrate positive theology by throwing the light of
16 46|       must be paid to positive theology than in the past, but this
17 46|        detriment to scholastic theology, and those are to be disapproved
18 46|  tendencies who exalt positive theology in such a way as to seem
19 49|        future the doctorate of theology and canon law must never