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1 4  |           considerable numbers of individual Christians.~
2 33 |           fruit, to perform their individual duties faithfully, to give
3 35 |        Such action on the part of individual Christians, then, along
4 78 |           Through this active and individual participation, the members
5 108|       always constant in the same individual. Who, then, would say, on
6 124|    officially dismissed, but each individual, since he is united with
7 124|          the interior devotion of individual Christians, that it actually
8 195| particular taste or talent of the individual artist. Thus modern art