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 1 Int,  1  |        error or of sin can totally take away from man the light
 2   1,  17 |          desire for perfection can take root and mature, the desire,
 3   1,  20 |           let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow
 4   1,  23 |          by enabling sinful man to take stock of his own powerlessness
 5   2,  29 |        Council invited scholars to take "special care for the renewal
 6   2,  30 |            lives and from which we take our origin and towards which
 7   2,  43 |         man the right direction to take in his free actions.81 In
 8   2,  46 |       behaviour, can be tempted to take as the standard for their
 9   2,  47 |   evaluation of such acts fails to take into adequate consideration
10   2,  47 |            would obviously have to take into account the many limitations
11   2,  47 |      Furthermore, it would have to take into consideration the behavioural
12   2,  50 |       Indeed, natural inclinations take on moral relevance only
13   2,  50 |          which for that matter can take place always and only in
14   2,  59 | definitively rendered: "(This will take place) on that day when,
15   2,  61 |     conscience, which leads one to take responsibility for the good
16   2,  75 |        action. Some authors do not take into sufficient consideration
17   2,  77 |           theories mentioned above take account of the intention
18   2,  77 |         Certainly there is need to take into account both the intention —
19   3,  88 |           is pleasing to the Lord. Take no part in the unfruitful
20   3,  89 |           let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow
21   3,  104|        values. ~Instead, we should take to heart the message of
22   3,  105|               105. All people must take great care not to allow
23   3,  116|          live up to that title, to take it away. ~