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 1 II,3  |   religions for answers to those profound mysteries of the human condition
 2 II,5  |    should not be deprived of its profound meaning, nor should it be
 3 IV,9  |         unity corresponds to the profound truth concerning all intelligent
 4  V,14 |       her, thereby revealing his profound capacity to see human consciences
 5  V,15 |        this - discusses the most profound mysteries of God with her.
 6  V,15 |   conversation concerns the most profound truths of revelation and
 7 VI,19 |       and blood": it expresses a profound "listening to the word of
 8 VI,20 |        mere "no", but contains a profound "yes" in the spousal order:
 9 VI,21 | different vocations of women - a profound complementarity, and even
10 VI,21 |      complementarity, and even a profound union within a person's
11 VI,22 |         is a confirmation of the profound union between what is human
12 VII,23|        flesh'. This mystery is a profound one, and I am saying that