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1 1, 3| question really from the point of view of man's good. And
2 2, 4| worthwhile stating it at this point - believes in man: she thinks
3 2, 6| the Gospel message as its point of departure, especially
4 2, 6| that, from the objective point of view, human work cannot
5 2, 8| important and eloquent from the point of view of social ethics.
6 2, 8| industrialization was justified from the point of view of social morality.
7 2, 9| at least up to a certain point, is inevitable), but especially
8 2, 10| values that emerges from this point of view - that of the subject
9 3, 12| indicated as my starting point, is the guiding thread of
10 3, 14| specified further from another point of view. It is obvious that,
11 3, 14| common use of them. From this point of view, therefore, in consideration
12 3, 14| economic process. From this point of view the position of "
13 3, 14| to be reformed from the point of view of human rights,
14 3, 14| stated that, from the same point of view, these many deeply
15 3, 14| satisfactorily from the point of view of the priority
16 4, 17| contributions to offer on this point in particular. Within the
17 4, 19| the home is wrong from the point of view of the good of society
18 4, 20| guilds on this essential point: the modern unions grew
19 4, 21| part of society, to the point of making agricultural people
20 4, 22| bodies and faculties, they point up more clearly the dignity
21 4, 22| practical problems arise at this point, as well as legal and economic
22 4, 23| considerations, especially from the point of view of these rights. ~
23 5, 25| effort. To believers, this point is settled: considered in
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