Chapter

 1 1     |       was good."[6] Raising up man in the setting of a universe
 2 1     |     the appeal that rises from man's heart, from the age of
 3 1     | awakens to the world, does not man feel, in addition to the
 4 1     |      in the strict sense, when man, on the level of his higher
 5 1     |       and loved good.[7] Thus, man experiences joy when he
 6 1     |     the spiritual order. It is man -- in his soul -- who finds
 7 1     |      first in the heart of the man who knows sadness. One can
 8 1     |    turning away from sin, that man can truly enter into spiritual
 9 2     |      to age.... For as a young man marries a virgin, so shall
10 3     |      harvester, the joy of the man who finds a hidden treasure,
11 3     |     approach Him, a rich young man who is faithful and wants
12 3     |     Yes, because Christ was "a man like us in all things but
13 3     |   words of the Son of God made man. If Jesus radiates such
14 3     |        order to eradicate from man's heart the sins of self-sufficiency
15 3     |      of the resurrection, even man's suffering finds itself
16 3     |             Together with Him, man's heart is inhabited by
17 3     |       the psychic inability of man to accept "the gifts of
18 4     |         First of all, the poor man of Assisi, in whose footsteps
19 4     |     simple pledges, enveloping man on all sides, already make
20 4     |       Father, for it will make man to the image and likeness
21 7     |      not through the effect of man's will but through the free
22 Conclu|      from a certain outlook on man and on God. "When your eye
23 Conclu| summarizes the history of each man and of all men, with their