Chapter

1 1|      from the eye of enlightened faith, still dare to examine with
2 1|          the hidden mysteries of faith which surpass all understanding.
3 1|         glory. They ridicule the faith of simple people. They lay
4 1| everything, reserves nothing for faith, and deprives faith of merit
5 1|          for faith, and deprives faith of merit by seeking proof
6 1|         cause an extreme loss of faith? Then consider how they
7 2|          in this great crisis of faith and religion, call to your
8 2|         the most holy deposit of faith to whose protection you
9 2|    reader; which are contrary to faith, religion, and good morals;