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 1   1,  13 |    characterize his identity as a spiritual and bodily being in relationship
 2   1,  15 |        path involving a moral and spiritual journey towards perfection,
 3   2,  48 |           form of his body.86 The spiritual and immortal soul is the
 4   2,  48 |          but entails a particular spiritual and bodily structure, the
 5   2,  49 |     reduce the human person to a "spiritual" and purely formal freedom.
 6   2,  50 |         body, in the unity of his spiritual and biological inclinations
 7   2,  50 |         based upon the bodily and spiritual nature of the human person.
 8   2,  71 |          determining his profound spiritual traits. This was perceptively
 9   2,  78 |       good intention, but without spiritual gain, because he lacks a
10   2,  79 |   finalities, which always have a spiritual dimension as well. It is
11   3,  103|         always has before him the spiritual horizon of hope, thanks
12   3,  107|          life has the value of a "spiritual worship" (Rom 12:1; cf.
13   3,  111|    theology will acquire an inner spiritual dimension in response to
14   3,  111|           response to the laws of spiritual development described by
15   3,  112|    account first and foremost the spiritual dimension of the human heart
16   3,  113| acceptance of these intellectual, spiritual and pastoral responsibilities.