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 1  I,1   |     the consequences of the Creator's decision that the human
 2 III,6  | subdue it" (Gen 1: 28). The Creator entrusts dominion over the
 3 III,7  |     can be presumed between Creator and creature), thus also
 4 III,7  |  visible world that God the Creator"has willed for its own sake";
 5 III,8  |  whole of creation from the Creator is still more essentially
 6 III,8  | there is a likeness between Creator and creatures, it is understandable
 7 IV,9   |     a special gift from the Creator, containing not only the
 8 IV,9   |     is a negation of God as Creator in his relationship to man,
 9 IV,9   |   independently of God, his Creator. The sin of the first parents
10 IV,9   |    be admitted that God, as Creator and Father, is here wounded, "
11 IV,10  | right deriving from God the Creator, involves an element to
12 IV,10  | originally inscribed by the Creator in the very creation of
13 IV,11  |   eternal design of God the Creator. Precisely for this reason,
14  V,14  |   was also entrusted by the Creator to the woman - they were
15 VI,18  |    the Lord" (Gen 4:1). The Creator grants the parents the gift
16 VI,20  | persons, as beings whom the Creator from the beginning has willed
17 VII,23 |     and is inscribed by the Creator in the institution of marriage,
18 VIII,29|    in the eyes of God - the Creator and Redeemer - and in the
19 IX,31  |   gift of God", what he, as Creator and Redeemer, entrusts to