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 1 Declaration,1 |      is not called to become a Christian in order to receive salvation
 2 Declaration,3 |                    3. Numerous Christian lay people, especially doctors,
 3 Declaration,3 |        the same time human and Christian. Nevertheless, it has happened
 4 Declaration,4 | entails a grave obligation for Christian consciences.[4] May God
 5 Declaration,5 |      More important still, the Christian knows that eternal life
 6 Declaration,6 |       between those morals and Christian morals. In the Didache it
 7 Declaration,8 |       human life is not just a Christian obligation. Human reason
 8 Declaration,16|     then this idea has nothing Christian in it. It is even unworthy
 9 Declaration,25|                          25. A Christian's outlook cannot be limited
10 Declaration,26|   feeling, and certainly every Christian, must be ready to do what
11 Declaration,26|  absence, in the outpouring of Christian generosity and charity every
12 Declaration,27|     exercise of true human and Christian prudence.~Such prudence