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1 1, 1| redemption marked the high point of the history of man within 2 1, 2| again at the same starting point. This is confirmed by my 3 2, 8| reached that most important point of the visible world that 4 2, 10| to direct man's gaze, to point the awareness and experience 5 3, 16| speak, be x-rayed from this point of view. What is in question 6 3, 17| cannot fail to recall at this point, with esteem and profound 7 3, 17| particularly painful and from the point of view of progress it represents 8 3, 17| continual revision from the point of view of the objective 9 3, 17| this single fundamental point of view, namely the welfare 10 3, 17| primary importance from the point of view of the progress 11 3, 17| concept reached from the point of view of natural law, 12 3, 17| even from a "purely human" point of view, to accept a position 13 4, 18| acutely emphasized at the point in the Dogmatic Constitution 14 4, 19| What shall we say at this point with regard to the specialists 15 4, 21| become, even from the "human" point of view, a community aware