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 1  I,1   |       proposals of a pastoral nature on the place of women in
 2 II,3   |  comes to share in the divine nature (cf. Eph 2:18; 2 Pt 1:4)".
 3 II,4   |    body, nor even just human "nature". In this way the name "
 4 II,5   |             Grace never casts nature aside or cancels it out,
 5 III,6  |    conjugal love are by their nature ordered: "Be fruitful and
 6 III,8  | feminine" qualities. It is by nature totally divine. It is spiritual
 7 IV,9   |     to the external world, to nature.~The biblical description
 8 IV,9   |   likeness of God by his very nature as a person, then his greatness
 9 IV,10  |   corresponds to the rational nature and dignity of man and woman
10 IV,11  | assumed in his own person the nature of the first Adam. The essence
11 IV,11  |       Mary, Eve discovers the nature of the true dignity of woman,
12 VII,27 |   which do not pertain to her nature. Although the Church possesses
13 VIII,29|      primarily ontological in nature, and it gives rise to an