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 1   3,    2    |       misfortune of those who are in error such as heretics, Jews,
 2   3      (10)|              the enormous gravity of error or revolt against the Church,
 3   3,    2    |             placed at the service of error are: social justice, ecumenism,
 4   4,    1    |     objective existence of truth and error, good and evil, and the
 5   4,    1    |          free him from the snares of error, and lead him to love the
 6   4,    1    |            to another: free him from error and evil and give him the
 7   4,    1    |         violent love that he has for error and evil, man does not act
 8   4,    1    |              that holy anger against error and evil can often increase
 9   4,    1    |             reasons that God permits error and evil is to allow the
10   4,    1    |           caused by the existence of error and evil in this world.
11   4,    1    |  denouncement of everything false in error and censurable in evil?
12   4,    1    |             as to point out only his error and sin, without unnecessarily
13   4,    1    |              both to keep souls from error and evil and to attract
14   4,    1    |              frequently require that error and evil be refuted and
15   4,    2    | intellectually nor morally, or whose error is so slight that a cordial
16   4,    2    |             understand that although error, evil and, consequently,
17   4,    2    |            light of faith, considers error, evil, and pain to be absurd
18   4,    2    |            eliminate pain, evil, and error. Otherwise, he would be
19   4,    2    |              society, in eliminating error, evil, and suffering? Perhaps
20   4,    3    |         charity for those who are in error. He treats them with unjust
21   4,    3    |      uncharitable Catholic, and his "error" as the only one for which
22   4,    3    |            no mercy: the tremendous "error" of being "ultra‑Catholic."
23   4,    3    |          someone accused of such an "error:" campaign of silence, ostracism,
24   4,    3    |             while imputing objective error to the other.~Logically,
25   4,    3    |            and vicious attachment to error.~This results in a repercussion
26   4,    3    |         objective truth or objective error and that everything is relative.~
27   4,    3    |      differences as having truth and error on both sides and being
28   4,    3    |        objective truth and objective error. This is because what is
29   4,    3    |         antagonism between truth and error or good and evil. Consequently,
30 App1         |             that objective truth and error exist, that it is necessary
31 App1         |     existence of objective truth and error and the necessity of persuading;
32 App1         |          neither objective truth nor error (relativism), and thus it