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 1 13|       Modernist as Believer: ~Individual Experience and Religious
 2 14|      In the experience of the individual. On this head the Modernists
 3 23|  double need, the need of the individual believer, especially if
 4 23|      to say of the society of individual consciences which by virtue
 5 25|      advocate what they call, individual religion. If the Modernists
 6 25|       last analysis, from the individual consciences and possesses
 7 25|  democratic forms. To prevent individual consciences from revealing
 8 27|       inner needs lies in the individual consciences and ferments
 9 27|     say between authority and individual consciences, that changes
10 27|      advances take place. The individual consciences of some of them
11 55| always enjoyed except when in individual instances there are clear