Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2    |       which reaches its highest point in a type of social organization
 2 Intro, 0,4(17)|      himself. He is the meeting point of many conflicting forces.
 3 I, 1,6        |     bitter taste.(21) From this point of view he too needs to
 4 I, 1,6        |        parable is read from the point of view of the other son,
 5 II, 1,14      |         the world almost to the point of ruling it.(67) ~Disobedience
 6 II, 1,14      |    Disobedience to God ~A first point which helps us to understand
 7 II, 1,15      |        and social sin: From one point of view, every sin is personal;
 8 II, 1,15      |       is personal; from another point of view, every sin is social
 9 II, 1,16      | clouding his intellect.~At this point we must ask what was being
10 II, 1,17      |       disorder that reaches the point of turning away from its
11 II, 1,17      |     disorder does not reach the point of a turning away from God,
12 II, 1,17      |      sin is considered from the point of view of the punishment
13 II, 1,17      |        Considering sin from the point of view of its matter, the
14 II, 1,18      |     loss of this decisive inner point of reference, the sense
15 II, 1,18      |       his responsibility to the point of not acknowledging his
16 II, 1,18      |      sin as almost to reach the point of saying that sin does
17 II, 1,18      |      sense of sin almost to the point of eliminating it altogether?
18 III, 0,23     |         and reconciliation. Its point of departure is the church'
19 III, 1,26     |     many places. Here I wish to point out in particular the importance
20 III, 2,32     |   pastoral importance. The only point that needs mentioning here
21 III, 2,33     |       regulations given on this point, which are the result of
22 III, 2,34     |         duty to mention at this point, if very briefly, a pastoral
23 Concl, 0,35   |       he immediately went on to point out the sins against harmony