Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,1  |    subject of constant human and Christian reflection - have gained
 2 II,4  |        of God.~This truth, which Christian faith has accepted from
 3 III,6 |       the immutable basis of all Christian anthropology.22"God created
 4 III,7 | structural basis of biblical and Christian anthropology. Man - whether
 5 III,8 |         establishing the norm of Christian prayer - referred to fatherhood
 6 IV,11 |        tradition of faith and of Christian reflection throughout the
 7  V,12 |    critical attitude towards the Christian message - that in the eyes
 8 VI,20 |        commandments and show the Christian the radical way of the Gospel.
 9 VI,20 |          the fundamental idea of Christian anthropology. By freely
10 VII,27|        its foundations the first Christian community - and subsequent
11 VII,27|          and the achievements of Christian women have had a significant