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 1 6 |   According to this teaching human reason is confined entirely within
 2 6 |         the natural light of human reason by means of the things that
 3 13|     believes. Wherefore if for any reason this adaptation should cease
 4 14|         that it deserves with more reason the name of Christian because
 5 18|           doubtful. But there is a reason for this, and it is to be
 6 24|         strangers to each other by reason of the diversity of their
 7 24|         and State are strangers by reason of the diversity of their
 8 28|         with the progress of human reason; and condemned still more
 9 39|            admitting all. For this reason, too, We have had to give
10 39|            all religion. With good reason do the rationalists applaud
11 39|          enlightened and guided by reason, do not lead to the knowledge
12 40|           the aberrations of human reason when it yields to the spirit
13 51| booksellers; so too, and with more reason, if they have the title
14 55|            relic is commendable by reason of its antiquity, according