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 1 2  |    order, however, that amongst men of every nation and every
 2 2  |   necessary, first of all, that men's minds be illuminated with
 3 3  |       Us that a great number of men, forgetful of that divine
 4 7  |         the haphazard unions of men, which are far removed from
 5 11 |      His goodness wishes to use men as His helpers in the propagation
 6 12 |      alone. Besides, God wishes men to be born not only that
 7 23 |        the Prophets."27 For all men of every condition, in whatever
 8 35 |       not depend on the will of men nor on that of any merely
 9 41 |         supernatural order that men do not reap the full fruit
10 46 |     thoughts are instilled into men of every class, rich and
11 49 |     nature of man since, unless men were bound together by some
12 51 |     with these principles, some men go so far as to concoct
13 51 |        to the present temper of men and the times, which various
14 69 |         than the State and that men are begotten not for the
15 69 |  certainly it is wrong to brand men with the stigma of crime
16 80 |      but innate, not imposed by men but involved in the nature
17 85 |        times and the changes in men's opinions, civil institutions
18 87 |         force by the decrees of men, the ideas of a people or
19 90 | outcasts, slaves of the lust of men."69 ~
20 93 |   passions, errors and vices of men. ~
21 95 |      boldness and wickedness of men change and disturb this
22 95 |        pride and presumption of men."73 ~
23 101|      think that they can induce men by the use and discovery
24 101|       for the beneficial use of men. The faithful, therefore,
25 103|      may enlighten the minds of men and guide their conduct,
26 106|         misleading the minds of men and corrupting their hearts,
27 111|         as in the natural order men must apply the powers given
28 111|       profit is gained, so also men must diligently and unceasingly
29 113|        Creator placed the first men of the human race. Thus
30 113|       their children as perfect men and perfect Christians;
31 114|         an effectual teacher of men."88 ~
32 120|        society itself when such men are reduced to that condition