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 1 1 |         Disagreement and error among men on moral and religious matters
 2 1 |          profound sorrow to all good men, but above all to the true
 3 2 |            relations between God and men, completely surpass the
 4 2 |             from original sin. Hence men easily persuade themselves
 5 5 |        trends that not a few learned men are following. Some imprudently
 6 5 |              that, when the souls of men have been deprived of every
 7 9 |          instill it in the hearts of men, cannot afford to ignore
 8 11|         deploring disagreement among men and intellectual confusion,
 9 11|              divides good and honest men; these advocate an "eirenism"
10 11|           the questions which divide men, they aim not only at joining
11 11|           throughout the world among men of every culture and religious
12 17|         often by the age-old work of men endowed with no common talent
13 17|             a discipline which these men consider devoid of true
14 19|          disputed in various ways by men of very high authority in
15 25| foreknowledge of the free actions of men - all this in contradiction
16 29|           imprinted in the hearts of men; and finally to attain to
17 29|          defined little by little by men of great genius. For this
18 36|          discussions, on the part of men experienced in both fields,
19 37|           existed on this earth true men who did not take their origin