Chapter

 1 1 |     since without confession the attitude towards religious life as
 2 2 |       you can expect a different attitude; just begin — just work
 3 3 |    capable of taking the correct attitude to this~high pastoral duty,
 4 4 |        each other. Now society’s attitude~to sins and virtues is exactly
 5 11|         consideration as to what attitude to take towards your malicious
 6 12|      when showing a good, loving attitude towards them, and finally,
 7 13|          sins and~your frivolous attitude and start fighting with
 8 13|           as well as an insolent attitude towards their elders, in
 9 16|          their political party’s attitude to the other person’s party.
10 17|         a calm, consciously held attitude of mind and direction of~
11 18|      himself to the age, sex and attitude of the person~confessing.
12 18|          a persistent,~conscious attitude of this sort, the vast majority
13 18|      majority still have such an attitude concealed in~their subconscious
14 18|        results in an unconcerned attitude in~which they return again
15 18|          not all express such an~attitude openly, and not all of them
16 18| uneducated. In~pointing out this attitude to confession, we are not
17 18|      This indifferent and dismal attitude is formed in a layman’s