Chap., §

 1 Int,  5   |    facing what is certainly a genuine crisis, since the difficulties
 2   1,  14  |     keeping the commandments, genuine love for God is not possible.
 3   1,  18  |     feel an interior urge — a genuine "necessity" and no longer
 4   2,  34  |        even evil", speaks of "genuine" freedom: "Genuine freedom
 5   2,  34  | speaks of "genuine" freedom: "Genuine freedom is an outstanding
 6   2,  38  | explains the meaning of that "genuine freedom" which is "an outstanding
 7   2,  41  |                     41. Man's genuine moral autonomy in no way
 8   2,  45  |      poses no threat to man's genuine freedom; on the contrary,
 9   2,  67  |       fundamental option as a genuine choice of freedom and links
10   3,  95  |     perfection".149 ~In fact, genuine understanding and compassion
11   3,  96  |     coexistence, and hence of genuine democracy, which can come
12   3,  101 |      also for society and its genuine development. ~
13   3,  107 |         constitute not only a genuine profession of faith and
14 Conc,  119|  rather it can lead to a more genuine understanding of reality,