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1   2,  35 |     fulfilment precisely in the acceptance of that law. God, who alone
2   2,  41 |        rejection but rather the acceptance of the moral law, of God'
3   2,  45 |   freedom; on the contrary, the acceptance of God's plan is the only
4   2,  49 |         of behaviour the wilful acceptance of which prevents believers
5   2,  55 |        creative and responsible acceptance of the personal tasks entrusted
6   3,  87 |         that the frank and open acceptance of truth is the condition
7   3,  89 |        brings to perfection the acceptance and observance of God's
8   3,  91 |        the point of a voluntary acceptance of death. A prime example
9   3,  113| doctrine involves the conscious acceptance of these intellectual, spiritual