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 1   1,  19  |     matter only of disposing oneself to hear a teaching and obediently
 2   2,  32  |     and "being at peace with oneself", so much so that some have
 3   2,  36  | kinds of behaviour involving oneself, others and the material
 4   2,  48  | morality, would be to expose oneself to the accusation of physicalism
 5   2,  52  |    in anyone, beginning with oneself, the personal dignity common
 6   2,  61  |    for truth and by allowing oneself to be guided by that truth
 7   2,  65  |     choice, a decision about oneself and a setting of one's own
 8   2,  76  |      of love of neighbour as oneself (cf Rom 13:8-10), he is
 9   2,  78  | therefore necessary to place oneself in the perspective of the
10 Conc,  119|  Jesus Christ, in abandoning oneself to him, in letting oneself
11 Conc,  119|   oneself to him, in letting oneself be transformed by his grace