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 1 Int        |     Church. This is particularly true in the case of those peoples
 2   1, 7     |       not totally useless. It is true that colonizing nations
 3   1, 12    |                              12. True to the teaching and example
 4   1, 19    |      stands in opposition to his true grandeur. Avarice, in individuals
 5   1, 26    |          of man. 27~But if it is true that a type of capitalism,
 6   1, 28    |       the enterprise is indeed a true human community, concerned
 7   1, 29    |      evils, causing a setback to true human values. ~
 8   1, 42(44)|          Aubier (1936) [Eng. tr. True Humanism, New York: Charles
 9   1, 42    |   realities becomes inhuman." 45~True humanism points the way
10   2, 51    | impoverished peoples. 55 What is true for the immediate war against
11   2, 51    |          against poverty is also true for the work of national
12   2, 52    |        friendly relationships of true solidarity that are based
13   2, 61    |         one standard should hold true for all. What applies to
14   2, 62    |         poses obstacles to their true welfare. It is especially
15   2, 85    |          a way of life marked by true brotherhood, to a human
16   2, 86    |          of genuine progress and true development. Genuine progress