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 1   1,    1|             it is also a perennial truth that he eats this bread
 2   1,    3|            that Christian basis of truth which can be called ageless.~
 3   2,    6|        decides about himself.~This truth, which in a sense constitutes
 4   2,    7|            the wealth of Christian truth, especially from the very
 5   2,    7|      industrial age, the Christian truth about work had to oppose
 6   2,    9|        meaning of work, it is this truth that one must particularly
 7   3,   12|            principle is an evident truth that emerges from the whole
 8   3,   12| subordinate to human labour. ~This truth, which is part of the abiding
 9   3,   12|            alone is a person. This truth has important and decisive
10   3,   13|          In the light of the above truth we see clearly, first of
11   5,   25|          marked by the fundamental truth that man, created in the
12   5,   25|          of creation. We find this truth at the very beginning of
13   5,   26|      Christ , the Man of Work ~The truth that by means of work man
14   5,   26|           teaching the fundamental truth about work which is already