Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2|       own faith.  The various forms of discrimination: racial,
 2 Intro, 0,4|    which derive all the other forms of break within man and
 3 I, 1,6    |      human family, divided by forms of selfishness. It throws
 4 I, 2,7    |       man from sin in all its forms. St. Paul likewise does
 5 II, 1,14  |       been and is, in various forms, sin. It can go as far as
 6 II, 1,17  | deliberately,(75) the various forms of impurity,(76) idolatry,(77)
 7 III, 1,24 |      ages. This use can be in forms and ways both old and new,
 8 III, 1,25 |      form it takes (and these forms can be and are very diverse
 9 III, 1,26 |       can be practiced in old forms and new as a sign of conversion,
10 III, 2,28 |     and used many and varying forms of penance. Some are liturgical
11 III, 2,30 |       and variation of actual forms, has always preserved and
12 III, 2,32 |                               Forms of Celebration ~32. Following
13 III, 2,32 |      texts, the choice of the forms of "satisfaction," etc.),
14 III, 2,32 |     deciding which of the two forms of celebration to use should
15 III, 2,33 |       in one of the first two forms and permit the use of the
16 III, 2,33 |  abandonment of, the ordinary forms nor must it lead to this
17 III, 2,33 |  alternative to the other two forms. It is not in fact left
18 III, 2,33 |       choose from among these forms the one considered most