Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,4   |    which belongs to all human beings, both men and women. On
 2 III,6  |       man and woman are human beings to an equal degree, both
 3 III,6  |       unlike the other living beings in the world about them.
 4 III,7  |  himself to be known by human beings through Christ, is the unity
 5 III,8  |       generation" among human beings. This would seem to be the
 6 IV,10  |       the sin which all human beings bear within themselves.
 7 VI,18  |     an attitude towards human beings - not only towards her own
 8 VI,20  |   ideal is addressed to human beings without any distinction
 9 VI,20  |     themselves as persons, as beings whom the Creator from the
10 VII,25 |    this conception, all human beings - both women and men - are
11 VII,27 | institution" made up of human beings and forming part of history -
12 VIII,28|    the Spirit grants to human beings, including the people of
13 VIII,29|       into the hearts" of the beings created in his image. When
14 VIII,30|  ensure sensitivity for human beings in every circumstance: because
15 IX,31  |   dedicated to the many human beings who await the gratuitous