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1 9 |             or it may be a man, whose character, actions and words cannot,
2 9 |               not in keeping with His character, circumstances and education,
3 13|             be changed. And since the character and lot of dogmatic formulas
4 19|           errors both, the pernicious character of which will be seen clearly
5 30|             the logic of facts and in character with the persons of whom
6 30|              that they argue from the character of the man, from his condition
7 42|              force and falsifying the character of tradition, so as to rob
8 42| sacrilegiously falsifying its origin, character, and rights, and by freely
9 52|          conscientious account of the character, knowledge and orthodoxy