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If you ask a number of believers who have entered upon the normal Christian life how they came by their experience , some will say in this way and some will say in that . The petty bourgeoisie , having the rights of universal suffrage , had entered upon a period of agitation which has been well summarized in the title of a modern volume , The Rise of the Common Man. Lacking the economic demands of an organized proletariat , this agitation found vent in ever-increasing waves of humanitarianism and enthusiasm for social progress . Already , though he knew it not , Huss had entered upon a path which was to lead him far away from Rome . They again who have entered upon a contrary course , and asserted that nothing whatever can be known , whether they have fallen into this opinion from their hatred of the ancient sophists , or from the hesitation of their minds , or from an exuberance of learning , have certainly adduced reasons for it which are by no means contemptible . As early as 741 Carloman had entered upon his epoch-making relations with St. Boniface , to whom was now opened a new field of labour , the reformation of the Frankish Church . At a loss what to do , he gazed from man to man , while there was enacted within him that miracle of mind by which life is passed before us in awful detail , to be looked at by ourselves as if it were another 's ; and from the evolvement , from a hidden depth , cast up as it were , by a hidden hand , he was given to see that he had entered upon a new life , different from the old one in this : whereas , in that , he had been the victim of violences done to him , henceforth he was to be the aggressor . As ye have entered upon a good and most glorious path , run with reverence the race of godliness . But let those also be of good cheer , who being married use marriage lawfully ; who make a marriage according to God 's ordinance , and not of wantonness for the sake of unbounded license ; who recognise seasons of abstinence , that they may give themselves unto prayer [ 725 ] ; who in our assemblies bring clean bodies as well as clean garments into the Church ; who have entered upon matrimony for the procreation of children , but not for indulgence .