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 1 III,7  |   which God willed for its own sake, cannot fully find himself
 2 III,7  | Creator"has willed for its own sake"; that creature is thus
 3 IV,10  |   which God willed for its own sake"; and at the same time this
 4 IV,11  |       be, a person for her own sake, who discovers herself "
 5  V,13  |   which God willed for its own sake". Each of them from the "
 6 VI,18  |   which God willed for its own sake. The human being is a person,
 7 VI,20  |              Virginity for the sake of the Kingdom ~20. In the
 8 VI,20  |         from "celibacy for the sake of the Kingdom of heaven".
 9 VI,20  |     themselves eunuchs for the sake of the Kingdom of heaven" (
10 VI,20  |       celibacy, chosen for the sake of the Kingdom of heaven,
11 VI,20  |       life exclusively for the sake of the eschatological kingdom.~
12 VI,20  | celibacy and virginity for the sake of greater closeness to
13 VI,20  | Nevertheless, celibacy for the sake of the Kingdom, or rather
14 VI,20  |       has willed for their own sake.41 At the same time they
15 VI,21  |       to be poured out for the sake of those who come within
16 VI,21  |  vocation to virginity for the sake of the Kingdom; for example,
17 VIII,30|    that God willed for its own sake, cannot fully find himself