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affecting ancient antiquity appear authority beauty believe Bishop blessed Bossuet called Catholic cause changes character charge Christ Christian Church clergy common conclude confess dark death devotion divine doctrine earth England Europe evil express fact faith fathers fear feeling follow folly give Gospel grace ground hand hear heart heaven hold holy honour hope human instance interest Italy king learned least less light living look Lord manner ment mind monks nature never night object observe once opinions pass peace persons philosophy piety poor Pope practice prayer present priests principles question reader reason received Reformation regard religion religious remark respect reverence saints says Scriptures seemed sense soul sound speak spirit things thought tion true truth whole wisdom wise writer youth