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 1    1,   1    |           authentic development of man and society which would
 2    2,   9(26)|          promote the good of every man and of the whole man."~
 3    2,   9(26)|         every man and of the whole man."~
 4    3,  18    |           self respect which every man and woman should have, prompts
 5    3,  18    |           continual reappraisal of man's work, both in the aspect
 6    3,  18    |          all work, that is to say, man." On the other hand, "we
 7    3,  20    |          very different visions of man and of his freedom and social
 8    3,  22    |    distorted vision of life and of man and thus fail to respond
 9    4,  28    |         resources and potential at man's disposal is guided by
10    4,  28    |            it easily turns against man to oppress him.~A disconcerting
11    4,  28(51)|      individual fulfillment and to man's true greatness...both
12    4,  28    |          and their availability to man's "being" and his true vocation.~
13    4,  29    |            reality and vocation of man seen in his totality, namely,
14    4,  29    |          in the specific nature of man, who has been created by
15    4,  29    |        earth, from which God forms man's body, and the breath of
16    4,  29    |        life which he breathes into man's nostrils (cf. Gen 2:7).~
17    4,  29    |       nostrils (cf. Gen 2:7).~Thus man comes to have a certain
18    4,  29    |          26). But at the same time man must remain subject to the
19    4,  29    |           Gen 2:9; Wis 2:23). Thus man, being the image of God,
20    4,  29    |    possession, dominion and use to man's divine likeness and to
21    4,  29    |           beginning by a couple, a man and a woman (cf. Gen 1:27),
22    4,  30    |          an essential dimension of man's vocation.~The fact is
23    4,  30    |         vocation.~The fact is that man was not created, so to speak,
24    4,  30    |           within the human being - man and woman - the seed and
25    4,  30    |         recognized as belonging to man as the means to his perfection (
26    4,  30    |           15-16; Wis 9:2-3). ~When man disobeys God and refuses
27    4,  30    |        given from the beginning to man and to woman (cf. Gen 1:
28    4,  30    |            of improving the lot of man in his totality, and of
29    4,  30    |     Laborem Exercens I referred to man's vocation to work, in order
30    4,  30    |         the idea that it is always man who is the protagonist of
31    4,  30    |      severe treatment given to the man who dared to hide the gift
32    4,  31    |         from the beginning to make man a sharer of his glory in
33    4,  31    |         actions that are worthy of man will be redeemed.~Furthermore,
34    4,  32    |       which obliges each and every man and woman, as well as societies
35    4,  33    |      peoples - be really worthy of man.~Today, perhaps more than
36    4,  33    | development: the true elevation of man, in conformity with the
37    4,  33    |          For what will it profit a man, if he gains the whole world
38    4,  33    |         needs of the human being - man or woman, child, adult or
39    4,  33(61)|            word and where the poor man Lazarus can sit down at
40    4,  33(61)|           same table with the rich man."~
41    4,  33    |          who is taught to see that man is the image of God, called
42    4,  33(62)|       building a world where every man, no matter what his race,
43    4,  34    |            The dominion granted to man by the Creator is not an
44    5,  36    |          ethical and moral nature. Man's condition is such that
45    5,  36    |          in mercy, the Redeemer of man, the Lord and giver of life,
46    6,  41    |            about herself and about man, applying this truth to
47    6,  41    |          of the Gospel teaching on man and his vocation, a vocation
48    6,  42    |            becoming like the "rich man" who pretended not to know
49    7,  46    |            is incapable of setting man free, on the contrary, it
50    7,  46    |            religious dimensions of man and society, to the extent
51    7,  47    |      Church has confidence also in man, though she knows the evil
52    7,  47    |            some fashion with every man,"86 and because the efficacious
53    7,  47    |          concerning the dignity of man, created by God, redeemed