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 1   1,  8   |    assimilate the whole of the reality of the Incarnation and Redemption
 2   1,  12  |      on Mount Sinai. This same reality of the Kingdom is referred
 3   2,  32  |   considered in its primordial reality as an act of a person's
 4   2,  33  | question or even deny the very reality of human freedom. ~Mention
 5   2,  46  |      decisive factors of human reality. In this context even moral
 6   2,  70  |        some created and finite reality, something contrary to the
 7   3,  88  |        once more the authentic reality of the Christian faith,
 8   3,  103 |       is what is at stake: the reality of Christ's redemption.
 9 Conc,  119|     not exempt one from facing reality in its complexity; rather
10 Conc,  119|       genuine understanding of reality, inasmuch as following Christ