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 1 5 |      believer, a theologian, an historian, a critic, an apologist,
 2 28| acceptation.~ ~The Modernist as Historian and Critic~
 3 29|       for us to consider him as historian, critic, apologist, reformer.~
 4 30|       element itself, which the historian has to work on, as it appears
 5 30|         treating of Christ, the historian must set aside all that
 6 31|       data furnished him by the historian, makes two parts of all
 7 32|        to the need. See how the historian works on this principle.
 8 33|       in again to impose on the historian the obligation of following
 9 33|   evolution. It is next for the historian to scrutinise his documents
10 33|     author of this history? The historian? The critic? Assuredly,
11 34|  philosopher leads the way, the historian follows, and then in due
12 35|   compel every psychologist and historian of good faith to recognise