Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2(3) | non-Christian, witnesses of man's condition in this tormented period
 2 Intro, 0,4    |          is changing a historical condition of hatred and violence into
 3 Intro, 0,4(17)|        conflicting forces. In his condition as a created being he is
 4 II, 1,16      |          linked with his personal condition. In not a few cases such
 5 III, 1,25     |         other religions, and as a condition of her credibility and effectiveness,
 6 III, 2,31     |       reveal their sins and their condition as creatures subject to
 7 III, 2,31     |          of all, an indispensable condition is the rectitude and clarity
 8 III, 2,31     |         acquaint himself with the condition of the sick person in order
 9 III, 2,31     |          of facing his own sinful condition in the eyes of God. The
10 III, 2,31     |          son when he realizes the condition to which he has reduced
11 III, 2,34     |        doing so by their personal condition, which is not in harmony