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 1 6 |       Agnosticism, which is a state of pure nescience, to scientific
 2 14|       themselves in the moral state which is necessary to produce
 3 23|  Relations Between Church and State~
 4 24|     their objects, Church and State are strangers by reason
 5 24|   spiritual while that of the State is temporal. Formerly it
 6 24|   philosophy and history. The State must, therefore, be separated
 7 25|     Modernist school that the State should be separated from
 8 25| Church must be subject to the State. They do not say this openly
 9 25|       in temporal matters the State possesses absolute mastery,
10 25|      under the control of the State. What will then become of
11 25|     under the dominion of the State. It is this inevitable consequence