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 1 2 |                                    Human Co-operation~2. Although
 2 2 |            so also He makes use of human aid for that which lies
 3 2 |      reason the Son of God assumed human nature-"who being in the
 4 3 |        observance of His laws, the human race might attain to holiness
 5 3 |         who regard the Church as a human institution which claims
 6 3 |            the soul and body is to human nature. The Church is not
 7 3 |          not wholly in His visible human nature, which Photinians
 8 4 |          or peoples, but the whole human race, without distinction
 9 5 |            after the manner of the human body which He assumed, to
10 5 |            happens that, as in the human body, some member may be
11 7 |        minds of men if left to the human intellect alone. It would,
12 7 |            the divergencies of the human mind and of the disturbing
13 8 |           for the salvation of the human race. For Christ commanded
14 9 |           for the salvation of the human race, and to this end directed
15 9 |         Church alone offers to the human race that religion-that
16 10| necessarily tend to make organized human societies, and through which
17 10|           of that end; but it is a human community inasmuch as it
18 10|         Indeed no true and perfect human society can be conceived
19 12|            by him who has to guard human society really and effectively.
20 16|         God and the Saviour of the human race, but who have wandered