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 1   1,    4    |    doctrine it wants to turn all men into communists and shape
 2   1,    4    |        will of a minority on all men, but because this imposition
 3   2,    2    |        the action of these brave men.~ ~· The majority within
 4   2,    5    |        everything that separates men and distinguishes them in
 5   2,    7    |       establish equality between men once and for all. Once this
 6   3      (10)|   undergoing talismanic use.~All men, created by the same God
 7   3      (10)|         strong differences among men may be, these marks of fraternity
 8   3      (10)|        to emphasize that so many men who are separated from us
 9   3,    2    |       important to obey God than men" (Acts, 5:29).~ ~
10   4      (16)|          sin has left effects in men.~Finally, though Ecclesiam
11   4      (16)|   resound with greater strength. Men need to believe in him who
12   4,    1    |     disputes, or struggles among men.~ ~But since original sin
13   4,    1    |         than extinguishing among men the true and the good, the
14   4,    1    |    conditions; they will also be men of flesh and blood, who
15   4,    1    |      find outside Her bosom only men full of sympathy, who ask
16   4      (22)|      separate good and honorable men from each other,‑ they embrace
17   4      (22)|        the questions that divide men, they pretend not only to
18   4,    2    |       call "good will," in which men would neither argue nor
19   4,    2    |          thus consisting only of men of good will, could inaugurate
20   4,    2    | juridical and political spheres. Men who err neither intellectually
21   4,    2    |          earth inhabited only by men of good will.~Let us not
22   4,    2    |     final result would encourage men enough to peaceably and
23   4,    2    |        peace in everything among men leads to the underestimation
24   4,    2    |      which all argument dies and men only dialogue among themselves.~
25   4,    2    | bourgeois or by creating for all men ‑ of which he imagines himself
26   4,    3    |        ideological harmony among men and the necessity of basing
27   4,    3    |    suppression of that for which men have fought for thousands
28   4,    3    |          peace would reign among men at last, and wars, crimes,
29   4,    3    |        and antithesis, caused by men of "good will" impregnated
30 End,    4    |       point of view of dialogue, men are not divided into ideological
31 End      (26)|         war? Is it the fact that men destined to die one day
32 End      (26)|  pusillanimous and not religious men to do. What is justly reprimanded
33 End      (26)|        sins which war can induce men to commit, much graver is
34 End      (26)|          to obey God rather than men, " warns the Prince of Apostles (
35 End,    8    |  definitive, total harmony among men in all the spheres of their
36 App1         |     explication of the myth: all men are of good will; dissension
37 App1         |     explication of the myth: for men of good will, progress in