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 1 LawGod,3 |       person commits their own personal sins, as the Scriptural
 2 LawGod,3 |        progenitors and our own personal sinful experiences: all
 3 LawGod,6 |       and the guide of his own personal will and actions and responsible
 4 LawGod,7 | acquired and worked out by his personal toils and efforts (Lk. Ch.
 5 LawGod,7 |       he strives to obtain his personal happiness by any useful
 6 LawGod,10|    salvation, then what do our personal efforts mean? Perhaps the
 7 LawGod,10|       Grace for salvation, the personal efforts of man himself are
 8 LawGod,10|      are also necessary. Man's personal efforts alone are insufficient
 9 LawGod,10|  saving Grace, and through the personal efforts of man himself.
10 LawGod,11|   conscious experiences of his personal soul. Through his emotions (
11 LawGod,15|        easily discover through personal experience what a fulfilling
12 LawGod,15|  struggle with sin. A vow is a personal promise to do any good,
13 LawGod,15|       etc. When applied to our personal lives, such vows can consist
14 LawGod,18|        usually fulfils all his personal transactions and obligations
15 LawGod,19|    view the difference between personal charity and social charity.
16 LawGod,19|      clear in the Gospel. Such personal help can create a highly
17 LawGod,19|        of those vital bonds of personal love and trust such as are
18 LawGod,19|      as are formed in cases of personal help; but then, each person
19 LawGod,20|      all in the forgiveness of personal offenses and insults, as
20 LawGod,20|     course, we are speaking of personal offenses).~In life, we repeatedly
21 LawGod,21|      pursue not only one's own personal advantage, but the common
22 LawGod,21|      in which, they claim, the personal good of each individual
23 LawGod,22|        the main element is the personal "I," our self gratification
24 LawGod,23|  always take precedence to the personal "my" in such a relationship.
25 LawGod,24|      of all precisely in these personal encounters, in living mutual
26 LawGod,24| adolescent years, one develops personal, vital relationships with
27 LawGod,24| prepared to sacrifice even his personal, eternal salvation for the
28 LawGod,25|   people, and not to one's own personal or party interests - then
29 LawGod,25|       with nothing but our own personal experiences and interests,
30 LawGod,25|      for revenge, in anger, by personal decision or act of will.
31 LawGod,25|        said, "We meekly endure personal offenses; but as a society,
32 LawGod,25|       in war with a feeling of personal hatred, vengeance, or vainglory
33 LawGod,25|       vainglory and with proud personal aims. On the contrary, the