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1 2 |          do not wish to believe is false or at least doubtful.~
2 8 |      Scripture, but is shown to be false by experience also. For
3 9 |            sometimes even in these false theories a certain amount
4 21| extraordinary way, it is clear how false is a procedure which would
5 28|     imprudent zeal for souls or by false science. To them We are
6 30|             or contaminate it with false principles, or regard it
7 32|          No Catholic can doubt how false this is, especially where
8 43|          not think, indulging in a false "irenism," that the dissident