Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1  |       personal attraction, nor from human motives, but "from God" (
 2 Intro, 3,4  |            for personal freedom and human rights have been at the
 3 Intro, 4,5  |             d) A new concept of the human person emerged in the immediate
 4 Intro, 5,7  |             as gift: before being a human project, fraternal life
 5 I, 0,8      |                   8. Before being a human construction, religious
 6 I, 1,9      |           relationship: between the human race and God, between man
 7 I, 1,9      |             a living parable of the human family gathered together
 8 I, 1,9      |           the intimate union of the human race, communion, icon of
 9 I, 2,10     |          searches the depths of the human heart reaches out to it
10 I, 2,10     |            is the crowning point of human history in God's design.
11 II, 1,12    |           can sometimes seem beyond human strength and a useless waste
12 II, 3,25    |       Christian reality is built on human frailty. The perfect "ideal
13 II, 3,26    |           which are required in all human relationships: respect,
14 II, 3,27    |           of difficulties along the human and spiritual path and in
15 II, 4,28    |            recognised as one of the human factors acquiring increased
16 II, 4,32    |     positively with the help of the human sciences. Some communities
17 II, 4,32    |           within a community. These human techniques are useful, but
18 II, 5,34    |              it is also a place for human growth. The path is a demanding
19 II, 5,34    |             true development of the human person but by its nature
20 II, 5,34    |  development".(46)~The path towards human maturity, which is a prerequisite
21 II, 5,36    |         manner of one who, in every human relationship, wishes to
22 II, 5,36    |       promote an integration of the human aspect with the more specifically
23 II, 5,36    |         ought to be one of rich and human love, similar to that of
24 II, 5,37    | Difficulties~A special occasion for human growth and Christian maturity
25 II, 5,38    |           to us~39. Respect for the human person, recommended by the
26 II, 5,38    |            good and respect for the human person, between the demands
27 II, 5,41    |           proper recognition to the human person difficult. All cultural
28 II, 6,46    |           better attended to on the human level. The effort to build
29 II, 6,47    |   fraternity is not only a fruit of human effort but also and above
30 II, 6,49    |            by their respect for the human person, voluntary obedience;(65)
31 II, 6,49    |            automatic, for involving human competence, spiritual wisdom
32 II, 6,51    |            for and promotion of the human person, and also an exercise
33 II, 6,52    |           the disintegration of the human family and from the obedience
34 II, 7,55    |            proclaim the joy and the human and supernatural value of
35 Conclu, 0,70|            may appear beyond feeble human capacities.~It is a question
36 Abbr, 3     |             1990.~RHP Religious and Human Promotion, SCRIS, 1980.~