Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   5, 1 |              his life, no matter how morally degenerated he might be.
2     1,   5, 4 |           nature, but unmoral. He is morally a blank. He is at a crossroad,
3     1,   5, 6 |          There is no person, however morally degraded he may be, but
4     1,   5, 13| actualization. So that no matter how morally degenerated one may be,
5     1,   5, 13|              same time no matter how morally exalted one may be, he can
6     1,   7, 8 |         world.~The good are rewarded morally, not physically; their own
7     1,   7, 8 |          rank; he was, nevertheless, morally rewarded with his virtues,