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 1 1     |       their Christianity and their love for the Russian spiritual
 2 1     |        their souls, which means to love their fellow-Jews in the
 3 1     |      sinfulness, their failures to love God and their neighbours.
 4 1     |        tries to argue. God demands love from men, not just "togetherness"
 5 1     | accomplished by the disposition of love (for them, who were crucifying
 6 2     |        will discover the redeeming love of God that binds them at
 7 2     |           has not recognised them. Love for them, as fellow human
 8 2     |           Christians calls them to love - not only to love for their
 9 2     |         them to love - not only to love for their fellow Christians
10 2     |      fellow Christians but also to love for their enemies. And that
11 2     |         enemies. And that means to love for the Jews. ~It is not
12 2     |         Lord that you may learn to love your enemies. This is how
13 3     |         which means that peace and love can be established between
14 Conclu|           to open us a way for the love for people of the other
15 Conclu|            of death. It is easy to love a "man" in general an abstract "
16 Conclu|          in reality. It is hard to love a person of different race,
17 Conclu|            opened a possibility to love the other, not a man like