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 1 1 |    constant~inner struggle is lost, and it is precisely this
 2 2 |    was dead and is alive, was lost and is found” (Lk.~15:32).
 3 6 |  minutes, then ask him why he lost~his faith. Was it from reading
 4 6 |      when?~Wasn’t it when you lost your chastity or wished
 5 6 |     Tolstoy and Renan and not lost their faith, and~others
 6 13|     and even doctors who have lost~their conscience and say
 7 13| person confessing was when he lost his~innocence. Priests also
 8 13|   children: children who have lost respect for their parents~
 9 14|       to drink that~they have lost consciousness, become quarrelsome,
10 14|      teach a drunkard~who has lost control of himself to give
11 14|     Why was the father of the lost youth so convinced of his
12 14|     official or clerk who has lost his job for drunkenness.
13 15|       complain that they have lost their~love for prayer and