Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro, 0,1 | and to understand modern man and the contemporary world,
2 Intro, 0,1 | many people to direct at man and the world a questioning
3 Intro, 0,2(3) | non-Christian, witnesses of man's condition in this tormented
4 Intro, 0,2 | to be found in a wound in man's inmost self. In the light
5 Intro, 0,4 | effort to put off the old man and put on the new;(12)
6 Intro, 0,4 | the cross of his Son made man, reconciles the world to
7 Intro, 0,4 | other forms of break within man and about him. Reconciliation,
8 Intro, 0,4 | condemning the evils of man in their infected source,
9 Intro, 0,4 | renewed embrace between man and God, man and his brother,
10 Intro, 0,4 | embrace between man and God, man and his brother, man and
11 Intro, 0,4 | God, man and his brother, man and the whole of creation.
12 Intro, 0,4(17)| deeper dichotomy that is in man himself. He is the meeting
13 I, 1,5 | Was Lost... ~"There was a man who had two sons; the younger
14 I, 1,5 | dramatic story of that young man: the adventurous departure
15 I, 1,5 | found."~This prodigal son is man every human being: bewitched
16 I, 1,6 | reunion and rediscovery.~Man every human being-is also
17 I, 2,7 | reconciler and the liberator of man from sin in all its forms.
18 I, 2,7 | and the Son of God made man. ~We too can start with
19 I, 2,7 | resurrection, as the cause of man's reconciliation in its
20 I, 2,7 | tragedy of the division of man from God, so that he cries
21 I, 2,7 | the relationship between man and God, a dimension which
22 I, 2,8 | reconciling inasmuch as she shows man the paths and offers the
23 I, 3,10 | his eternal plan even when man, under the impulse of the
24 I, 3,10 | God is faithful even when man, instead of responding with
25 I, 3,10 | of this transgression on man's part, God remains faithful
26 I, 3,10 | which becomes evident in man's inner disorder and in
27 I, 3,10 | breakdown of harmony between man and woman, brother and brother.(44)
28 I, 3,10 | all. In him God reconciled man to himself.~The church carries
29 I, 3,10 | of his Son, the word made man, without limits or exclusions
30 II, 0,13 | The Tragedy of Man ~13. In the words of St.
31 II, 0,13 | part of the truth about man. But they immediately relate
32 II, 1,14 | Clearly sin is a product of man's freedom. But deep within
33 II, 1,14 | in the border area where man's conscience, will and sensitivity
34 II, 1,14 | relevance in the sphere of man's joint projects. But in
35 II, 1,14 | mural norm that he has given man, inscribing it in his heart
36 II, 1,15 | narratives mentioned above, man's rupture with God leads
37 II, 1,15 | pages of Genesis show us the man and the woman as it were
38 II, 1,15 | suicidal act. Since by sinning man refuses to submit to God,
39 II, 1,15 | arise. Wounded in this way, man almost inevitably causes
40 II, 1,17 | God and in its effects on man? The church has a teaching
41 II, 1,17 | order to live spiritually man must remain in communion
42 II, 1,17 | God is the ultimate end of man' s being and acting. Now
43 II, 1,17 | disorder perpetrated by man against this life, which
44 II, 1,17 | and women of all times. Man knows well by experience
45 II, 1,17 | little importance."~For man also knows, through painful
46 II, 1,17 | mortal sin the act by which man freely and consciously rejects
47 II, 1,17 | commandments in a grave matter. Man perceives that this disobedience
48 II, 1,17 | ends in turning against man himself with a dark and
49 II, 1,18 | This sense is rooted in man's moral conscience and is
50 II, 1,18 | God, since it derives from man's conscious relationship
51 II, 1,18 | it not true that modern man is threatened by an eclipse
52 II, 1,18 | core and sanctuary of a man,"(98) is "strictly related
53 II, 1,18 | constitutes the basis of man's interior dignity and,
54 II, 1,18 | reduced to what offends man. But it is precisely here
55 II, 1,18 | encyclical namely, that man can build a world without
56 II, 1,18 | origin and the supreme end of man, and man carries in himself
57 II, 1,18 | supreme end of man, and man carries in himself a divine
58 II, 1,18 | illustrates the mystery of man. It is therefore vain to
59 II, 1,18 | root a sense of sin against man and against human values,
60 II, 1,18 | influences which act upon man, that it reduces his responsibility
61 II, 1,18 | fatherhood and dominion over man's life.~Even in the field
62 II, 1,18 | spiritual crisis looming over man today. But the sense of
63 II, 2,19 | or sacramentum pietatis. Man's sin would be the winner
64 II, 2,19 | history in order to conquer man's sin.~We find this expression
65 II, 2,20(106) | eternal Son of God became man is the "great mystery.~
66 II, 2,20 | virtue or even inherent in man, as the Gnostics thought.
67 III, 0,23 | conversion and penance in man's heart and to offer him
68 III, 0,23 | church's conviction that man, to whom every form of pastoral
69 III, 0,23 | and reconciliation, is the man marked by sin whose striking
70 III, 0,23 | division-division between man and the nature created by
71 III, 1,25 | Christ, the Son of God made man, our savior and Lord; a
72 III, 1,26 | illustrated. Contemporary man seems to find it harder
73 III, 1,26 | effort to crucify the " old man " so that the " new" can
74 III, 1,26 | this interior sanctuary, man's innermost self, his conscience,
75 III, 1,26 | this most lofty element of man's greatness and dignity,(145)
76 III, 1,26 | rifts; reconciliation of man with God, with self, with
77 III, 1,26 | the four last things of man: death, judgment (universal
78 III, 1,26 | which tends to imprison man in the earthly life at which
79 III, 1,27 | reminded of the precept: Let a man examine himself" (1 Cor
80 III, 2,29 | appears as the brother of man,(163) the merciful high
81 III, 2,31 | sacrament,(182) to which modern man is perhaps more sensitive,
82 Concl, 0,35 | to the Son of God, made man as our redeemer and reconciler,
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