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 1 7 |           and since religion is a form of life, the explanation
 2 9 |      becomes more adapted to that form of the divine which faith
 3 10|         as has been said, it is a form. This, then, is the origin
 4 17|      philosophy and of science to form conclusions concerning the
 5 21|        done without some sensible form and consecrating acts, and
 6 23|         become common to many, to form itself into a society and
 7 26|           to faith. The primitive form of faith, they tell us,
 8 31| elimination above described go to form the real history; the rest
 9 36|       expressed in a more perfect form this would have proved rather
10 39|    exposition a somewhat didactic form and not to shrink from employing
11 49|       future. Let the Bishops who form the Governing Board of such
12 55|      delay. The priests called to form part in it shall be chosen