Chap.,  §

 1   1,    1|  international level. While it is true that man eats the bread
 2   1,    2|     Social Action~It is certainly true that work, as a human issue,
 3   2,    5|           This is also in a sense true in the sphere of what are
 4   2,    5|          various ways, it is also true that for this very reason
 5   2,    6|           ethical nature: however true it may be that man is destined
 6   2,    7|           subject of work and its true maker and creator. Precisely
 7   2,    7|        not in accordance with the true dignity of his work - that
 8   2,    7|           this very reason as the true purpose of the whole process
 9   2,    8|        the working world. This is true in countries which have
10   2,    8| industrial revolution. It is also true in countries where the main
11   2,    8|          deserves it. This can be true of certain categories or
12   2,    8|           service required by the true needs of society, or when
13   3,   13|      sense of being intrinsically true and also morally legitimate,
14   3,   14|         and in practice. If it is true that capital, as the whole
15   3,   14|        generations, it is equally true that capital is being unceasingly
16   3,   15|          instrument rather than a true subject of work with an
17   4,   16|          the part of man. This is true in all the many meanings
18   4,   17|         direct - but it remains a true responsibility: the indirect
19   4,   19|          the good of society. The true advancement of women requires
20   5,   27|      humanity. He shows himself a true disciple of Christ by carrying
21   5,   27|        justice dwells89? If it is true that the many forms of toil