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 1    1,   1|           will leave on the face of human history or what it will
 2    1,   1|            thousands of millions of human beings but at the same time
 3    1,   1|            the Incarnation God gave human life the dimension that
 4    1,   1|       considering the errors of the human intellect, will and heart,
 5    1,   3|          her divine mystery and her human mission, and even her human
 6    1,   3|         human mission, and even her human weaknesses - this consciousness
 7    1,   4|             In this way much of the human family has become, it seems,
 8    1,   4|            that goes to make up her human character and activity,
 9    1,   4|            contained in the various human opinions, he preserved at
10    1,   6|             trust - in spite of all human weakness and all the faults
11    1,   6|   investigation of the treasures of human spirituality, in which,
12    2,   7|   generations, and every individual human being - as if she were ever
13    2,   8|            like Christ the depth of human consciousness and by making
14    2,   8|           ever since the first sin. Human nature, by the very fact
15    2,   8|            each man. He worked with human hands, he thought with a
16    2,   8|            hands, he thought with a human mind. He acted with a human
17    2,   8|         human mind. He acted with a human will, and with a human heart
18    2,   8|            a human will, and with a human heart he loved. Born of
19    2,   9|            fullness of justice in a human Heart - the Heart of the
20    2,   9|       justice in the hearts of many human beings, predestined from
21    2,   9|          again to humanity, to each human being, giving him the thrice
22    2,  10|                            10 . The human dimension of the mystery
23    2,  10|             expression, this is the human dimension of the mystery
24    2,  10|               we mean the sphere of human hearts, consciences and
25    2,  11|           deepest aspiration of the human spirit as expressed in its
26    2,  11|             for the full meaning of human life. The Council gave particular
27    2,  11|       divine dimension and also the human dimension of the Redemption,
28    2,  11|           for the dignity that each human being has reached and can
29    2,  12|            The Church's mission and human freedom~In this unity in
30    2,  12|         magnificent heritage of the human spirit that has been manifested
31    2,  12|             his freedom81. Thus the human person's dignity itself
32    2,  12|         condition and basis for the human person's true dignity.~Jesus
33    2,  12|     weaknesses that are part of her human history, does not cease
34    3,  13|        increasing experience of the human family into the mystery
35    3,  13|           make that life "ever more human"90. This is the solicitude
36    3,  13|            the transcendence of the human person"91.~Accordingly,
37    3,  13|             his unique unrepeatable human reality, which keeps intact
38    3,  13|           the four thousand million human beings living on our planet
39    3,  14|       oppose the endeavour "to make human life ever more human"97
40    3,  14|           make human life ever more human"97 and make every element
41    3,  15|          the drama of present - day human existence in its broadest
42    3,  15|            whole of the present-day human family and is manifesting
43    3,  15|           author and promoter, make human life on earth "more human"
44    3,  15|           human life on earth "more human" in every aspect of that
45    3,  15|           the dialectical nature of human knowledge and even more
46    3,  16|             operative, but no truly human economy will be possible
47    3,  16|          subordinating the whole of human existence to its partial
48    3,  16|           be made the "measure" for human acts as an essential outline
49    3,  17|                                 17. Human rights: "letter" or "spirit"~
50    3,  17|         constitute a guarantee that human rights will become throughout
51    3,  17|       graver violations of them. If human rights are violated in time
52    3,  17|            spite of these premises, human rights are being violated
53    3,  17|             man.~The Declaration of Human Rights linked with the setting
54    3,  17|            If the opposite happens, human life is, even in time of
55    3,  17|       precisely of those inviolable human rights that have reached
56    3,  17|          whether the Declaration of Human Rights and the acceptance
57    3,  17|            the declared "letter" of human rights. This state of things,
58    3,  17|      century. Thus the principle of human rights is of profound concern
59    3,  17|             to say from the "purely human" position, on the basis
60    3,  17|             reason and his sense of human dignity. Certainly the curtailment
61    3,  17|          man, what is authentically human. Indeed, even the phenomenon
62    3,  17|   a-religiousness and atheism, as a human phenomenon, is understood
63    3,  17|      difficult, even from a "purely human" point of view, to accept
64    4,  18|            the twists and turns of "human destiny" in the world of
65    4,  18|           of the destruction of the human body, beyond that goal we
66    4,  18|            life and the life of the human spirit, in which is expressed
67    4,  18|        pulsates what is most deeply human - the search for truth,
68    4,  18|             of insatiability in the human heart. This appeal is making
69    4,  18|      fortitude, responsibility, and human dignity - must concentrate
70    4,  19|             virtue infused into the human spirit makes us sharers
71    4,  19|        truth, and then love for his human expression in the Gospel,
72    4,  19|           because of the advance of human learning, its methodology,
73    4,  19|          the exact sciences and the human sciences, as well as philosophy,
74    4,  19|       theology151.~In this field of human knowledge, which is continually
75    4,  20|          profound revelation of the human brotherhood of Christ's
76    4,  20|       taking into consideration our human weakness, our unworthiness,
77    4,  20|        self-giving gives rise in us human beings subject to numerous
78    4,  20|             therefore defending the human soul's individual right:
79    4,  20|           part with regard to every human being redeemed by him: his
80    4,  20|            man's inward truth, with human guilt and also with the
81    4,  20|             with the desires of the human conscience. "Blessed are
82    4,  21|        sphere of both Christian and human morality.~In presenting
83    4,  21|            premise. The Church as a human society can of course be
84    4,  21|         sciences with regard to any human society. But these categories
85    4,  21|             community life - in the human meaning of this word - is
86    4,  21| increasingly become, even from the "human" point of view, a community
87    4,  21|             of humanity and to each human being. The Pope too and
88    4,  21|           in the various spheres of human life on earth.~Fidelity
89    4,  21|        giving of the whole of one's human person, in a spirit of the
90    4,  21|            end in itself, that each human being is free when he makes
91    4,  21|       mankind. The full truth about human freedom is indelibly inscribed
92    4,  21|           gives it concrete form in human life through each Christian'
93    4,  22|         special action195, she gave human life to the Son of God, "
94    4,  22|             can into the divine and human dimension of this mystery.
95    4,  22|  unrepeatable in the history of the human race, but Mary's participation,