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 1 6 |     Intellectualism, which they call a ridiculous and long ago
 2 7 |        it consists in what they call vital immanence. This is
 3 13|      the formulae too, which we call dogmas, must be subject
 4 20|         which rejects what they call external application; it
 5 21|     worship, the Books which we call "Sacred," of these also
 6 21| constructions as they prefer to call them, and further sanctioned
 7 25|         them advocate what they call, individual religion. If
 8 26|      religious geniuses whom we call prophets, and of whom Christ
 9 30|       in harmony with what they call the logic of facts and in
10 30|          according to what they call His real history, was not
11 34|        To aid them in this they call to their assistance that
12 34|         of criticism which they call textual, and labour to show
13 39|         True, the Modernists do call in experience to eke out
14 39|  intellectual elements, as they call them, of religion are pure