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1   1,  13|           I am the Lord your God" mean for man. Nevertheless we
2   1,  14|           This certainly does not mean that Christ wishes to put
3   2,  40|         autonomy of reason cannot mean that reason itself creates
4   2,  41|    heteronomy of morality were to mean a denial of man's self-determination
5   2,  46|         nature would thus come to mean everything found in man
6   2,  47|           Love of neighbour would mean above all and even exclusively
7   2,  52|        all circumstances does not mean that in the moral life prohibitions
8   2,  78|       moral act, then, one cannot mean a process or an event of
9   3,  95| understanding and compassion must mean love for the person, for