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1 4 |     between them, and thus to pass to an examination of the
2 13|   manner, he who believes may pass through different phases.
3 26|  change, and in this way they pass to what may be said to be,
4 30|    the sphere of history they pass through the crucible, excluding
5 34|     the contagion. But let us pass to the apologist.~ ~The
6 41|                     41. If we pass from the moral to the intellectual
7 42|    the Church. The Modernists pass the same judgment on the
8 42| Fathers of the Church as they pass on tradition; decreeing,
9 55|     certainty either does not pass the limits of probability