Part, Chap., §

 1 Messag        (4) |     tree of the knowledge of good and evil? Did God not restrict
 2 Messag        (4) |       so that he could merit good or evil, He nevertheless
 3 Messag        (6) |       the SP] has drawn on a good part of the energy and positive
 4 Messag,    2, 6   |     produce, not for his own good, but directly for the good
 5 Messag,    2, 6   |   good, but directly for the good of the community to which
 6 Messag,    2, 7   |    unnecessary to the common good and places it on the same
 7 Messag        (29)| about it in the sense that a good that has been appropriated
 8 Messag        (29)|     something for the common good, as for example, when it
 9 Messag        (34)|  constraint. There can be no good land policy but one which
10 Messag        (35)|   universal suffrage. Common good and democracy are not at
11 Messag        (35)|  with each other. The common good simply cannot be defined