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 1   1,  9  |      good, in fact, ultimately means to turn towards God, the
 2   1,  19 |     invisible God" (Col 1:15), means to imitate the Father. ~
 3   1,  21 |     Being a follower of Christ means becoming conformed to him
 4   2,  28 |        Holy Spirit, source and means of the moral life of the "
 5   2,  36 |     Revelation as an effective means for knowing moral truths,
 6   2,  38 |       earthly realities, which means that "created things have
 7   2,  39 |      Attaining such perfection means personally building up that
 8   2,  40 |        of the practical reason means that man possesses in himself
 9   2,  41 |       moral autonomy in no way means the rejection but rather
10   2,  42 |    marshalling the appropriate means".75 ~In his journey towards
11   2,  46 |      material. This ultimately means making freedom selfdefining
12   2,  48 |        end and never as a mere means also implies, by its very
13   2,  67 |    concrete kinds of behaviour means to contradict the substantial
14   2,  72 |    good merely because it is a means for attaining one or another
15   3,  89 |       is the source, model and means for the witness of his disciples,
16   3,  89 |     martyrdom. Once again this means imitating Jesus who died
17   3,  99 |        to make full use of the means at his disposal in order
18   3,  101|        of equivocal or illicit means in order to gain, preserve
19   3,  103|   Christ has redeemed us! This means that he has given us the
20   3,  104|       Such understanding never means compromising and falsifying
21   3,  110|        task of "discerning, by means of judgments normative for
22   3,  114| sanctification as an effective means for obeying God's holy law,