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evidence, and repeating unintelligible propositions about things 

 beyond the possibility of knowledge. 



" She knows that the safety of morality lies neither in the 

 adoption of this or that philosophical speculation, or this or that 

 theological creed, but in a real and living belief in that fixed 

 order of nature which sends social disorganization upon the track 

 of immorality, as surely as it sends physical disease after physical 

 trespasses. And of that firm and lively faith it is her high 

 mission to be the priestess." 



