Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 1,3     |        3][3] It is the social dimension of the problem that requires
 2  I”, 3,8     |   consequently, of the sexual dimension of one’s being. This is
 3  I”, 3,8     |    any truth about the sexual dimension of the person. In this way,
 4 II”, 1,9     |      with its original public dimension that gives the foundation
 5 II”, 1,11    |      with or without a sexual dimension but this cohabitation is
 6 II”, 2,12    |    also includes a subjective dimension: they are formed by concrete
 7 II”, 2,12    |      the social and objective dimension, oriented to the common
 8 II”, 2,12    |       unit sealed by a public dimension of justice. What the Council
 9 III”, 1      |          Social and political dimension of the problem of equivalency ~
10 III”, 1,15   |       to its objective social dimension. It must be kept in mind
11 III”, 3,19   |       and, lastly, the social dimension of the conjugal and family
12 III”, 3,21   |       origin to society), the dimension of justice is inherent in
13 III”, 3,22   |       the whole complementary dimension of a woman and a man, together
14 IV”, 1,24    | family always expresses a new dimension of good for mankind, and
15 IV”, 2,25    |      the one hand, the social dimension of being married persons
16  V”, 1,31    |    place and culture, and the dimension of justice that flows from
17  V”, 3,34    |  clearly by not including the dimension of justice proper to consent.
18 Conclu”, 0,50|      difference, the conjugal dimension, the ability to exercise
19 Conclu”, 0,50|       he does not approve the dimension they try to give to the