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 1 4 |     face with the mystery of sin, of human iniquity (mysterium
 2 13|   him by whom temptations to sin come! It would be better
 3 13|      of these little ones to sin".(75)~Grave words! Especially
 4 13|     evil, between virtue and sin. He must even more clearly
 5 15| avoid being dominated by the sin of universal injustice?
 6 15|     universal injustice? The sin of holding people in contempt
 7 15|  against life: against every sin.~The Apostle writes: "You
 8 15|    the origin of evil and of sin in the history of mankind
 9 15|     ever more a "structural" sin, ever less identifiable
10 15|   identifiable as "personal" sin. In other words, so that
11 15|   certain sense "freed" from sin but at the same time be