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 1   2   |      nature and its presence in human history.~The text has been
 2   2   |          full of meaning from a human point of view, and also
 3   3, 3|     posed by the environment to human growth and to the faith;
 4   3, 3|      and application to current human situations, the shedding
 5   3, 3|       the legitimate demands of human reason"~~
 6   5   |         maximum exploitation of human resources is an obligation!~
 7   7, 3|       the maximum the available human resources so as to make
 8   7, 4|        his own identity and its human significance. Not unreal
 9   7, 4| mysteries of the Kingdom and of human life.~And then we want to "
10   7, 4|        more greatly afflict the human conscience, and conditions
11   9   |        includes the totality of human life and the development