Chapter

 1 1     |    progress, to plan society in a human way? Does the future perhaps
 2 1     |       perhaps seem too uncertain, human life too threatened? Or
 3 1     |           seems to be no adequate human solution to them. ~ ~This
 4 1     | friendship -- those who see their human hopes annihilated. More
 5 1     |          in a simple way the many human joys that the Creator places
 6 1     |           non-believers, when the human spirit, created in the image
 7 2     | unfathomable joy, both divine and human, which is in the heart of
 8 3     |       celebrated a whole range of human joys, those simple daily
 9 3     |   thanksgiving to the Father, the human joys that the Creator gives
10 3     |           even to the gift of His human life; His confidence goes
11 3     |          the reverberation in His human consciousness of the love
12 3     |   particular light on that of the human condition: neither trials
13 3     |    subject to the difficulties of human life, is not reduced to
14 3     |                It consists in the human spirit's finding repose
15 3     |     Christian virtues. The humble human joys in our lives, which
16 5     |          the present condition of human society, apparently so little
17 6     |         Church which, despite her human failings, He wishes to be "
18 6     |         the encounter between the human being which, for a few decisive
19 6     |           herself down succeeding human generations. For her this
20 6     |          everywhere today, of the human spirit's inability to discover
21 Conclu|         is truly able to fill the human heart. Is it not this profound
22 Conclu|      inalienable dimension of the human person: his vocation to
23 Conclu|          presence so close to the human heart! ~ ~Let the agitated
24 Conclu|           fruit of an enlightened human spirit and the fruit of