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 1 6 |       motives of credibility, of external revelation. The Modernists
 2 6 |       cannot be made credible by external signs, and that therefore
 3 7 |          of credibility, and all external revelation absolutely denied,
 4 7 |       within two limits, the one external, namely, the visible world,
 5 20|     which rejects what they call external application; it is further
 6 25|         of religion, proceeds to external acts, such for instance
 7 25|         can only be exercised by external acts? Obviously it will
 8 25|        Protestants to reject all external worship, nay, all external
 9 25|       external worship, nay, all external religious community, and
10 25|         strip itself of all that external pomp which adorns it in
11 33|          needs both internal and external that have stimulated her
12 38| Regarding worship, the number of external devotions is to be reduced,
13 39|         doctrine, and why reject external revelation? If no, we are