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 1 4 | transparency, its expressiveness. Evil is put forward as a good
 2 4 |        sight of the many kinds of evil that exist in the world;
 3 4 |       about truth, about good and evil. When Christ in his reply
 4 6 |           you with moral good and evil. The value of this plan
 5 6 |           the deposit of good and evil, across the frontier of
 6 7 |     itself more powerful than any evil and destruction, this awareness
 7 13|       antithesis between good and evil, between virtue and sin.
 8 14|           the whole experience of evil that constantly makes itself
 9 15|     because you have overcome the evil one. I write to you, children,
10 15|     because you have overcome the evil one. I write to you, children,
11 15|           itself victory over the evil in the world: "And this
12 15|          for the struggle against evil, against the real evil:
13 15|    against evil, against the real evil: against everything that
14 15|             You have overcome the evil one"! And so it is. It is
15 15|       going back to the origin of evil and of sin in the history
16 15|           call the first agent of evil by his name: the Evil One.
17 15|          of evil by his name: the Evil One. The strategy which
18 15|    revealing himself, so that the evil implanted by him from the
19 15|         at the hidden workings of evil, its sources, and thus you