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but the particular conclusions, whichare the object of conscience, are concerned with the contingent and theindividual. Hence, in this respectthe faith of one may be more firm or fervent than the faith of another,according as one is more childlike, more loving, more intense in hisacceptance of God's Word than another. d parsecs for them, if we remain within our respectiveterritories\endash Darell said, I understand all that, sir. , have no value that the law recognizes orprotects) and at the same time morally valid (i.

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