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 1   1,  6  |      someone came to him and said, 'Teacher, what good must
 2   1,  6  |   have eternal life?' And he said to him, 'Why do you ask
 3   1,  6  |   keep the commandments. 'He said to him, 'Which ones?' And
 4   1,  6  |       Which ones?' And Jesus said, 'You shall not murder;
 5   1,  6  |     yourself.' The young man said to him, 'I have kept all
 6   1,  6  |      do I still lack?' Jesus said to him, 'If you wish to
 7   1,  13 |      which must be kept: "He said to him, 'Which ones?' " (
 8   1,  13 |      one's neighbour: "Jesus said: 'You shall not murder;
 9   1,  15 |   You have heard that it was said to the men of old, 'You
10   1,  15 |   You have heard that it was said, 'You shall not commit adultery'.
11   1,  16 |      In this sense it can be said that the Beatitudes are
12   1,  22 |   were greatly astounded and said, "Then who can be saved?' " (
13   1,  22 |      man by God's grace. "He said to them: 'Not everyone can
14   2,  38 |     Of whom else can this be said, save a king?... Thus human
15   2,  46 |  values. Indeed, when all is said and done man would not even
16   2,  55 |   him".102 This voice, it is said, leads man not so much to
17   2,  58 |    force".103 Thus it can be said that conscience bears witness
18   2,  61 | judgments — and, when all is said and done, of the individual
19   2,  62 |  dignity; but this cannot be said when a man shows little
20   2,  70 |     option' — as is commonly said today — against God", seen
21   3,  84 | maintained that, when all is said and done, the law of God
22   3,  89 |     the light of the world", said Jesus; "a city set on a
23   3,  95 | today; this intransigence is said to be in contrast with the
24   3,  110|       110. All that has been said about theology in general
25   3,  110| general can and must also be said for moral theology, seen
26   3,  117|  Church. As the Apostle Paul said of himself, we have been