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 1 1 |       Church, as the custodian of fundamental truths and values and at
 2 1 |         himself.~Since man is the fundamental and at the same time the
 3 1 |        are made up of persons-the fundamental value of human acts, resolves,
 4 2 |          conversation which is of fundamental and essential importance
 5 4 |         of this. Without him this fundamental dimension of the truth about
 6 6 |        must not be distorted; the fundamental formulation of the principles
 7 6 |       question for man: it is the fundamental question of your youth,
 8 7 |        received the essential and fundamental response to the question: "
 9 8 | commandments which constitute the fundamental code of Christian morality
10 8 |         is also "deeper" and more fundamental. It bears witness to a fuller
11 9 |         in a still wider and more fundamental sense.~One could speak here
12 9 |       sacraments is contained the fundamental deposit of the Christian
13 10|      conscience together with the fundamental discovery of the personal "
14 12|           education is one of the fundamental benefits of human civilization.
15 12|       there emerges a question of fundamental importance for the human
16 12|           Hunger for truth is its fundamental aspiration and expression. ~
17 15|           see, this hope concerns fundamental and at the same time universal
18 15|        Why so many cases in which fundamental human rights are trampled
19 15|        ask this. Yes, this is the fundamental question facing your generation.~