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 1 Pre,  2 |      from the beginning occupied an important place in the official
 2 Pre,  3 |        received by the churches. An important example of such
 3   3,  18| Christian doctrine. It stands in an essential relation to all
 4   3,  18|     related to each other. It is an indispensable criterion
 5   4,  20|       personal consent as itself an effect of grace, not as
 6   4,  20|          effect of grace, not as an action arising from innate
 7   4,  22|      Holy Spirit effects in them an active love. These two aspects
 8   4,  30|    however, remain in the person an inclination (concupiscence)
 9   4,  30|       this inclination as sin in an authentic sense. They do
10   4,  37|   justification is also for them an obligation they must fulfill.
11 App     |         its Lord" (LV:E 69). ~- "An agreement on the fact that
12 App     |      does it maintain ..grace as an objective 'possession' (
13 App     |        given to God who reveals, an obedience by which man entrusts