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 1   2,  1|       of solidarity in good and evil among the generations (one
 2   2,  1|        of these peoples for the evil done to them.37~In any case
 3   2,  1|         have done every kind of evil. Your commandments we have
 4   2,  2|         of dedication, to avoid evil (cf., for example, Jas 1:
 5   2,  2|       of the reality of sin and evil within the Christian people –
 6   3,  4|  relationship. The influence of evil will never be able to conquer
 7   5,  1|        insofar as it is good or evil, and thus refers to the
 8   5,  1|   conscience of the goodness or evil of the act performed. Subjective
 9   5,  1|  subjectively or not. Thus, the evil done often outlives the
10   5,  1|         religious memory of the evil done, which is by its nature
11   5,  1|         those who committed the evil in the past and their heirs
12   5,  1| evaluation of an act as good or evil before God. In effect, only