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1    1,   7| protect natural rights, not to destroy them; and if it forbids
2    2,  14|    common good and sets out to destroy whatever stands in its way.
3    2,  18|     which efforts were made to destroy their historical memory
4    2,  18|        idea that the effort to destroy the enemy, confrontation
5    3,  22|   rather than by a struggle to destroy the enemy through war.~
6    3,  25|     difficult, but they cannot destroy it. Not only is it wrong
7    4,  38|      way oppressed by them. To destroy such structures and replace
8    5,  45|    totalitarianism attempts to destroy the Church, or at least
9    5,  50|        not necessarily mean to destroy or reject a priori, but