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 1 6 |        perfection of the animal being, and hence enjoys at least
 2 6 |     from representing the human being in its completeness, and
 3 6 |      this which renders a human being human, and distinguishes
 4 7 |    future with the present, and being master of his own acts,
 5 9 |         hold it without any one being justified in violating that
 6 11|        of private ownership, as being pre-eminently in conformity
 7 13|      rights attacked instead of being upheld, society would rightly
 8 15|       of private property. This being established, we proceed
 9 17|     Such unequality is far from being disadvantageous either to
10 23|      became poor";(18) and who, being the Son of God, and God
11 27|        which originally gave it being. Hence, to fall away from
12 32|         his office, and without being open to suspicion of undue
13 34| benefits which they create-that being housed, clothed, and bodily
14 38|        the working classes from being led astray by their maneuvers,
15 40|      the end and purpose of his being is beyond his right; he
16 45|         wage-earners; the State being appealed to, should circumstances
17 53|        alone such associations, being perfectly blameless in their
18 53|       assistance they had their being. Therefore We cannot refrain
19 56|       wise. All such societies, being free to exist, have the
20 57|        foremost place, each one being carefully taught what is
21 58| foundations of the organization being thus laid in religion, We
22 59|    sufficiently ensure the well being of the less well-to-do;
23 60|                 60. At the time being, the condition of the working