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 1    1,   5|        and to "bind and loose" on earth for the Kingdom of Heaven (
 2    1,   5|          nor directs existence on earth. The Pope's approach in
 3    1,   6|      universal destination of the earth's goods.17~On the other
 4    1,  11|           is the only creature on earth which God willed for itself".38
 5    3,  25|         of a new heaven and a new earth (cf. 2 Pt 3:13; Rev 21:1);
 6    4,  31|         God, who created both the earth and man, and who gave the
 7    4,  31|         and man, and who gave the earth to man so that he might
 8    4,  31|           Gen 1:28). God gave the earth to the whole human race
 9    4,  31|      universal destination of the earth's goods. The earth, by reason
10    4,  31|         of the earth's goods. The earth, by reason of its fruitfulness
11    4,  31| sustenance of human life. But the earth does not yield its fruits
12    4,  31|        succeeds in dominating the earth and making it a fitting
13    4,  31|         way, he makes part of the earth his own, precisely the part
14    4,  31|     together all can dominate the earth.~In history, these two factors —
15    4,  31|       natural fruitfulness of the earth appeared to be, and was
16    4,  31|  productive potentialities of the earth and more profoundly cognisant
17    4,  32|   favourably. Indeed, besides the earth, man's principal resource
18    4,  32|       enables him to discover the earth's productive potential and
19    4,  37|     consumes the resources of the earth and his own life in an excessive
20    4,  37|         make arbitrary use of the earth, subjecting it without restraint
21    4,  38|        Not only has God given the earth to man, who must use it
22    5,  47|       which makes wise use of the earth's material resources, and
23    5,  52|        and all the peoples of the earth to have a sufficient share
24    6,  53|           is the only creature on earth which God willed for its
25    6,  58|         were the most powerful on earth, would not be in a position