Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4(7)|   its full achievement if it leads to a fresh commitment by
 2 II, 1,15     |       man's rupture with God leads tragically to divisions
 3 II, 1,16     |       whoever the person who leads it or on occasion seeks
 4 II, 1,16     |     ambiguity, in a way that leads more or less unconsciously
 5 II, 1,17     |   John speaks of a sin which leads to death (pros thanaton),
 6 II, 1,17     |    that passage the sin that leads to death seems to be the
 7 II, 1,17     |    sin which, if unforgiven, leads to eternal punishment; whereas
 8 II, 1,17     | deviation from the path that leads to God or interruption of
 9 II, 1,17     |      faith and justice which leads to the knowledge and love
10 II, 1,18     |      place limits on freedom leads to a refusal ever to admit
11 III, 1,26    |    sort of moral sense which leads us to discern what is good
12 III, 2,31    |      reconciliation with God leads, as it were, to other reconciliations