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 1 2 |          can arrive at a true and certain knowledge of the one personal
 2 7 |                7. There is also a certain historicism, which attributing
 3 9 |         in these false theories a certain amount of truth is contained,
 4 18|         idea of giving force to a certain vague notion which they
 5 28|        clear, have crept in among certain of Our sons who are deceived
 6 29|          mind's ability to attain certain and unchangeable truth.~
 7 30|         terminology, divest it of certain scholastic aids found less
 8 33|      inasmuch as it experiences a certain "connaturality" with these
 9 33|     helping reason to gain a more certain and firm knowledge of moral
10 33|        affective faculties have a certain power of understanding,
11 36|           were already completely certain and proved by the facts
12 37|         or that Adam represents a certain number of first parents.
13 38| particular way must be deplored a certain too free interpretation
14 40|          for novelty or through a certain immoderate zeal for the