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1 II|     they suffer from a basic fault. They are inapplicable to
2 IV|    should certainly not find fault with depth psychology if
3 IV|      also be aware of a real fault which has not been wiped
4 IV|      outside persuasion, the fault remains, and psychotherapy
5 IV| guilt, it pretended that the fault no longer exists. ~
6 IV|     means of eliminating the fault does not belong to the purely
7 IV|  root of the evil, it is the fault itself, which is extirpated,
8 IV|  have the power to remit the fault itself in the name of God. ~
9 IV|      even without subjective fault on the part of the person