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 1 20|           this way: All Christian consciences were, they affirm, in a
 2 23|         the society of individual consciences which by virtue of the principle
 3 23|  emanation of the collectivity of consciences, so too authority emanates
 4 23| government. Now there are not two consciences in man, any more than there
 5 23|         intestine conflict in the consciences of mankind. The penalty
 6 25|     analysis, from the individual consciences and possesses its mandate
 7 25|      forms. To prevent individual consciences from revealing freely and
 8 27|      needs lies in the individual consciences and ferments there - especially
 9 27|          authority and individual consciences, that changes and advances
10 27|        take place. The individual consciences of some of them act on the
11 27|          in intimate contact with consciences they know better than anybody