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 1    1,   6|          such, and, for the same reason, the dignity of work, which
 2    1,   7|        alone.19 Here we find the reason for the Church's defence
 3    1,  10|        the State. It is for this reason that wage-earners, since
 4    2,  14| principle of force above that of reason and law.~
 5    2,  16|          the past, there is good reason to thank God that the great
 6    2,  16|         time. Precisely for this reason there ensued some very serious
 7    3,  24|          are corrupted. For this reason the struggle to defend work
 8    3,  29|          force predominates over reason was carried to the extreme.
 9    3,  29|     reached by virtue of his own reason and the exercise of his
10    4,  31|     earth's goods. The earth, by reason of its fruitfulness and
11    4,  34|        man because he is man, by reason of his lofty dignity. Inseparable
12    4,  39|          to any other value, the reason is to be found not so much
13    5,  44|        indispensable.89 For this reason, in one passage of Rerum
14    5,  46|     faith and the correct use of reason have enabled him to understand.95~
15    5,  47|        rights. But for this very reason it is necessary for peoples
16    5,  52|         peaceful means.~For this reason, another name for peace
17    6,  54|         being, and for that very reason reveals man to himself.
18    6,  55|        of theology, and for this reason, the Church's social doctrine,