Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|        accept any of the existing positive religious; he professed
2   1,  Int|   humiliating spectacle which the positive religions, both Catholic
3   1,  Int| politicians, who repudiated every positive religion and professed a
4   1,  Int|         scope, giving them a more positive direction; and he may with
5   1,  5  |         where infinite potency is positive, perfection.~CIC. If the
6   2,  Pre|         Aour, active and passive, positive and negative, like clay
7   2,  3  |          end, as it is for a more positive affirmation of the end,