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 1 7 |              like every other fact, admit of some explanation. But
 2 14|            do not deny but actually admit, some confusedly, others
 3 30| philosophical principles which they admit they hold but which they
 4 30|         time in which he lived, can admit Him to have said or done.~ ~
 5 34|            the Sacred Books we must admit a vital evolution, springing
 6 35|           throughout them all, must admit that if the laws of evolution
 7 36|       apologists are quite ready to admit that there are many distasteful
 8 36|             things in it. Nay, they admit openly, and with ill-concealed
 9 36|            In an authority so high, admit but one officious lie, and
10 36|       indeed, for they are ready to admit, nay, to proclaim that Christ
11 37|       imprudently that they seem to admit that there is in human nature
12 39|          that it is not possible to admit one without admitting all.
13 42|          declaration: I most firmly admit and embrace the apostolic