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1 5 |   theologian, an historian, a critic, an apologist, a reformer.
2 28|    Modernist as Historian and Critic~
3 29|    consider him as historian, critic, apologist, reformer.~
4 31|     its own from history. The critic, on the data furnished him
5 32|    hands his list over to the critic. The critic takes in hand
6 32|       over to the critic. The critic takes in hand the documents
7 32|    time for growth. Hence the critic must once more go over his
8 33| development of the facts. The critic follows and fits in the
9 33|   history? The historian? The critic? Assuredly, neither of these