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Now their so-called Scientific or Socialism is in open antagonism with the Catholic Church and true Christianity.
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The speaker says that what is called “Scientific or Socialism” directly conflicts with the Catholic Church and with what they regard as genuine Christianity. The phrase “so-called” shows skepticism toward that label, while “open antagonism” describes the disagreement as direct and unmistakable rather than quiet or indirect.
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- New Zealand Tablet, Papers Past (National Library of New Zealand)
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