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 1   1,  8   |        uncertainty and even his weakness and sinfulness, with his
 2   1,  17  | eternity. In part we retain our weakness and in part we have attained
 3   1,  17  |      but does it follow that no weakness remained after iniquity
 4   1,  17  |           Therefore, since some weakness has remained in us, I dare
 5   3,  86  |      experience demonstrate the weakness which marks man's freedom.
 6   3,  86  | experience not only confirm the weakness of human freedom; they also
 7   3,  95  |        account of difficulties, weakness and painful situations.
 8   3,  104 |      the understanding of human weakness. Such understanding never
 9   3,  104 |       sinner to acknowledge his weakness and to ask mercy for his
10   3,  104 |        of one who makes his own weakness the criterion of the truth
11 Conc,  120|     compassion on every kind of weakness. She understands sinful