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 1   6, 1 |        follows: "The first gift of love of the priest to his milieu,
 2   6, 2 |    property in its relation to the love of God, the vir­tue of justice,
 3   6, 2 |        promoting the knowledge and love of God, rather than in advocating
 4   6, 2 |            that souls can know and love God without be­ing instructed
 5   6, 2 |           THE P01NT OF VIEW OF THE LOVE OF GOD: The knowledge and
 6   6, 2 |          OF GOD: The knowledge and love of the Law are inseparable
 7   6, 2 | inseparable from the knowledge and love of God. For the Law is in
 8   6, 2 |            must know them rightly, love them sincerely, and practice
 9   6, 2 |     without that knowledge, a true love and a true prac­tice of
10   7, 1 |    classified as egoism. It is the love for one's self which, according
11   7, 1 |      things, ought to be below the love for the Creator and above
12   7, 1 |          the Creator and above the love for one's neighbor.~If these
13   7, 4 |          the knowledge of, and the love of, the virtue of justice.
14 Summ, 6|         gravely prejudicial to the love of God, the practice of