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 1 5 |     would accurately know their system and thoroughly comprehend
 2 6 | ridiculous and long ago defunct system. Nor does the fact that
 3 7 |        the negative part of the system of the Modernist: the positive
 4 12|       points in the Modernists' system, namely the origin and the
 5 13|        sentiment; with that new system of theirs they are seen
 6 21|       seen, everything in their system is explained by inner impulses
 7 26|       at the root of the entire system of the Modernists, and it
 8 27|     because it is part of their system that authority is to be
 9 28|         it were a philosophical system, but as a divine deposit
10 34|         can how men with such a system are fitted for practising
11 35|         which, according to the system, is the basis of faith.
12 39|          and to show that their system does not consist in scattered
13 39|     takes a survey of the whole system be surprised that We should
14 39|        already intimated, their system means the destruction not
15 39|     experience to eke out their system, but what does this experience
16 41|   refute sophistry. Their whole system, with all its errors, has
17 42|       show his dislike for this system. Modernists and their admirers