Chap., §

1 Int,  1   |    to it is weakened. Thus, giving himself over to relativism
2   1,  20  |   unfolding of his complete giving, to imitate and rekindle
3   1,  21  |    became a servant even to giving himself on the Cross (cf.
4   1,  25  |     alone who is capable of giving the full and definitive
5   2,  29  |  alone is good" and who, by giving himself to man in Christ,
6   2,  67  |   choice, man is capable of giving his life direction and of
7   3,  91  | feign such worship, thereby giving an example of the duty to
8   3,  98  |   the gravity of the causes giving rise to and aggravating
9 Conc,  120|    her freedom precisely by giving herself to God and accepting