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 1 6 |               perceive what becomes of Natural Theology, of the motives
 2 6 |            known with certainty by the natural light of human reason by
 3 7 |               other. Religion, whether natural or supernatural, must, like
 4 7 |             some explanation. But when Natural theology has been destroyed,
 5 8 |             must be considered as both natural and supernatural. Hence
 6 11|               a double one: first by a natural and spontaneous act it expresses
 7 30| historico-critical conclusions are the natural fruit of their philosophical
 8 30|              that surpasses man in his natural condition, either according
 9 47|          energetically to the study of natural sciences: the brilliant
10 47|            that in these days when the natural sciences absorb so much
11 47|           therefore, that the study of natural science in the seminaries