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1 Int, 3 | cry, asks each and every man to hear his brother's plea
2 Int, 5 | and their activities for man's complete development and
3 1 | I. MAN 'S COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT~
4 1, 6 | every obstacle which offends man's dignity. They are continually
5 1, 6 | processes that accord with man's nature and activity, if
6 1, 13| realization. So she offers man her distinctive contribution:
7 1, 13| a global perspective on man and human realities. ~
8 1, 14| the development of each man and of the whole man. As
9 1, 14| each man and of the whole man. As an eminent specialist
10 1, 14| place. What counts for us is man—each individual man, each
11 1, 14| us is man—each individual man, each human group, and humanity
12 1, 15| 15. In God's plan, every man is born to seek self-fulfillment,
13 1, 15| intellect and free will, each man is responsible for his self-fulfillment
14 1, 15| talent and willpower, each man can grow in humanity, enhance
15 1 | Man's Supernatural Destiny~
16 1, 16| however, is not left up to man's option. Just as the whole
17 1, 16| the life-giving Christ, man's life is newly enhanced;
18 1, 17| 17. Each man is also a member of society;
19 1, 17| belongs to the community of man. It is not just certain
20 1, 18| 18. Man's personal and collective
21 1, 19| sword. It is necessary if man is to grow as a human being;
22 1, 19| material possessions prevents man's growth as a human being
23 1, 20| This is what will guarantee man's authentic development—
24 1, 21| a desire for peace. Then man can acknowledge the highest
25 1, 22| whole of creation is for man, that he has been charged
26 1, 22| truly was created to provide man with the necessities of
27 1, 22| progress, it follows that every man has the right to glean what
28 1, 23| what is yours to the poor man, but you are giving him
29 1, 24| thus derived is not for man's capricious use, and that
30 1, 25| intelligent thought and hard work, man gradually uncovers the hidden
31 1, 26| to be in the service of man. 27~But if it is true that
32 1, 27| the image of his Creator, "man must cooperate with Him
33 1, 27| has received." 28 God gave man intelligence, sensitivity
34 1, 28| efficiently, it still can threaten man's dignity and enslave him;
35 1, 28| only if it results from man's use of intellect and free
36 1, 32| and continues to arouse in man's heart the irresistible
37 1, 33| obstruct the exercise of man's basic human rights. ~
38 1, 34| meaningless if they do not benefit man, for it is he they are to
39 1, 34| is he they are to serve. Man is truly human only if he
40 1, 35| development, because they enable man to act for himself. ~
41 1, 36| 36. Man is not really himself, however,
42 1, 38| the task of development man finds the family to be the
43 1, 40| What does it profit a man, if he gain the whole world
44 1, 42| fulfillment of the whole man and of every man? A narrow
45 1, 42| the whole man and of every man? A narrow humanism, closed
46 1, 42| achieve apparent success, for man can set about organizing
47 1, 42| up being directed against man. A humanism closed off from
48 1, 42| real meaning of human life. Man is not the ultimate measure
49 1, 42| the ultimate measure of man. Man becomes truly man only
50 1, 42| ultimate measure of man. Man becomes truly man only by
51 1, 42| of man. Man becomes truly man only by passing beyond himself.
52 1, 42| In the words of Pascal: "Man infinitely surpasses man." 46~
53 1, 42| Man infinitely surpasses man." 46~
54 2, 43| whole. At Bombay We said: "Man must meet man, nation must
55 2, 43| We said: "Man must meet man, nation must meet nation,
56 2, 44| supernatural brotherhood of man, and present a three-fold
57 2, 47| can sit down with the rich man at the same banquet table. 52~
58 2, 47| On the part of the rich man, it calls for great generosity,
59 2, 47| and diligent effort. Each man must examine his conscience,
60 2, 49| the parable of the rich man. His fields yielded an abundant
61 2, 50| human life, and thus enhance man's dignity and his capabilities. ~
62 2, 54| community truly worthy of man. ~
63 2, 62| for the whole family of man. Haughty pride in one's
64 2, 65| better protection for every man's rights and duties. It
65 2, 73| brotherhood. Plans proposed for man's betterment will unite
66 2, 73| the start of a dialogue on man rather than on the products
67 2, 75| frontiers, to acknowledge every man as a friend and brother." 63~
68 2, 76| we are also furthering man's spiritual and moral development,
69 2, 82| collaborative efforts to reduce man's immoderate self-love and
70 2, 82| opened to all, with each man helping others out of brotherly
71 2, 86| the daily bread that each man receives reflects the glow
72 2, 87| means peace these days, what man would not want to work for
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