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Excerpt from Faith and Morals, Vol. 6: As Ritschl Defined It, Moral Law
There also enters one other line of thought. It is necessary to make a clear distinction between Theology, where facts are matters of personal conviction, and Natural Science, in which facts are recognised and established by coldly impersonal proof.
It is hoped that the headings which have been inserted over each paragraph by the translators may be a guide to the course of the argument in detail. One or two notes have been added within square brackets.
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