Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 1,3     |               put on a juridical level similar to marriage; moreover, this
 2  I”, 1,3     |            elevating it to a condition similar to, or equivalent to marriage,
 3  I”, 2,5     |       conditioned stage” for marriage, similar to “trial” marriage, [4][
 4  I”, 2,6     |         efforts to fulfill obligations similar to those of marriage.[5][
 5  I”, 3,7     | characteristics, seem to be on a level similar to marriage. In fact, all
 6  I”, 3,8     |       neo-liberalism.[7][7] Claiming a similar status for marriage and
 7 II”, 1,9     |           thereby giving them a status similar to marriage and the family,
 8 II”, 1,10    |            given a juridical treatment similar or equivalent to the family
 9 II”, 1,10    |               facto unions are neither similar nor equivalent in their
10 II”, 1,10    |           society, then they cannot be similar or equivalent in their juridical
11 II”, 1,10    |               be considered on a level similar to any other form of cohabitation,
12 II”, 1,10    |                de facto unions that is similar, or even equivalent to marriage
13 III”, 4,23   |              be reduced to a condition similar to that of a homosexual
14 VI”, 3,40    |              the Gospel truth in a way similar to that of the Christians
15 Conclu”, 0,50|         placing them on a public level similar to, or even equivalent to
16 Conclu”, 0,50|             toward this aspect is very similar to a kind of apathy with