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 1   1,  20 |    precepts constitute the moral rule of Christian life. Indeed,
 2   1,  22 |            but stating a general rule, indicates the new and surprising
 3   1,  26 |        of faith and of life; her rule of life is "faith working
 4   2,  38 |         human nature, created to rule other creatures, was by
 5   2,  43 |     points out that the "supreme rule of life is the divine law
 6   2,  44 |  legislator, he gave himself the rule of his own actions". And
 7   2,  56 |        exceptions to the general rule and thus permit one to do
 8   2,  67 |        prohibited by a universal rule is concretely recognized,
 9   3,  100| solidarity, following the Golden Rule and in keeping with the
10   3,  116|  opinions constitute neither the rule nor the norm of our teaching.