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 1 Int,  1  |    humanity from the obligation to ask the ultimate religious questions.
 2   1,  6  |           said to him, 'Why do you ask me about what is good? There
 3   1,  9  |            Jesus says: "Why do you ask me about what is good? There
 4   1,  9  |            is the Good itself. ~To ask about the good, in fact,
 5   1,  17 |            say: "Why, someone will ask, is it not yet perfect?
 6   1,  23 |     self-sufficiency, leads him to ask for and to receive "life
 7   2,  44 |         the children of Israel and ask them: "What great nation
 8   2,  53 |          Is it ever possible, they ask, to consider as universally
 9   2,  61 |            help of God's grace, to ask forgiveness, to do good
10   3,  104|    acknowledge his weakness and to ask mercy for his failings;
11   3,  109|            their hope to those who ask it".170 ~It is fundamental
12   3,  117| circumstances. And when Christians ask him the question which rises
13   3,  117|            of itself. ~When people ask the Church the questions