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1 3 |     out of consideration the internal disposition of soul, of
2 6 | faith only by their personal internal experience or by private
3 7 |     visible world, the other internal, which is consciousness.
4 25|    satisfied with his merely internal acts of religion, proceeds
5 31| faith or as it is styled, to internal history. For the Modernists
6 33|    put forth, the needs both internal and external that have stimulated
7 34|   and then in due order come internal and textual criticism. And