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1  3|  drives that normally guide human action, even the most reasonable
2  3|    another time, in another human society.”~b) For us ~Beside
3  3|   the midst of the logic of human problems. ~The “for us”
4  3|   qualitative leap from the human dimension to the divine
5  3|  conversion of heart in the human being, a condition in order
6  3| actione, to meet God in the human person, in diverse situations
7  5|    old man”. ~There remains human competence, needed in the
8  5| needed in the management of human things, and which no one