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1    2,   30|       the value of human life, accepting it, purifying it, exalting
2    2,   41|       in need, to the point of accepting responsibility for his life,
3    2,   43|        of parents, the task of accepting and serving life involves
4    2,   48|      by a truth of its own. By accepting God's gift, man is obliged
5    3,   69|       to taking account of and accepting the convictions of the majority.
6    3,   76|       the gift of self and for accepting others, as a sharing in
7    4,   88|       hardship and the fear of accepting a newly conceived life or
8    4,   99|  authentic if they are open to accepting the other person: a person
9    4,   99| commitment to life, whether by accepting the birth of other children