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(...) Veritatis splendor
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1501   2,  74     |              the moral assessment of man's free acts depend? What
1502   2,  74     |         without any reference to the man's true ultimate end. They
1503   2,  78     |          that "it often happens that man acts with a good intention,
1504   2,  79     |          reason in the very being of man, considered in his integral
1505   2,  80     |      therefore be judged unworthy of man, even though the intention
1506   2,  83     |           faced with the question of man himself, of his truth and
1507   2,  83     |             the integral truth about man; she thus respects and promotes
1508   2,  83     |           thus respects and promotes man in his dignity and vocation.
1509   2,  83     |              the Truth (cf Jn 14:6), man can understand fully and
1510   3,  84     |          that of the relationship of man's freedom to God's law;
1511   3,  84     |        culture. As a result, helping man to rediscover it represents
1512   3,  84     |          distressing perplexity of a man who often no longer knows
1513   3,  84     |           more serious has happened: man is no longer convinced that
1514   3,  84     |            wisdom of God, who guides man with the moral law. Concrete
1515   3,  84     |          always the one true good of man".137 ~
1516   3,  86     |             the weakness which marks man's freedom. That freedom
1517   3,  86     |            whereby the Creator calls man to the true Good, and even
1518   3,  86     |            rooted in the truth about man, and it is ultimately directed
1519   3,  86     |          confirm its tragic aspects. Man comes to realize that his
1520   3,  86     |              and negative decisions, man glimpses the source of a
1521   3,  87     |           says: "Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay
1522   3,  87     |             no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his
1523   3,  87     |         responsibility of the Son of man who came "not to be served
1524   3,  89     |            on the same road: "If any man would come after me, let
1525   3,  90     |            personal dignity of every man, demands protected by those
1526   3,  90     |         dignity and inviolability of man, on whose face is reflected
1527   3,  92     |              the personal dignity of man, created in God's image
1528   3,  92     |                What does it profit a man, to gain the whole world
1529   3,  92     |            act: it is a violation of man's "humanity", in the one
1530   3,  92     |              there I will be truly a man. Let me imitate the passion
1531   3,  93     |             crisis which can afflict man: the confusion between good
1532   3,  95     |          Christ, and as a service to man, to the growth of his freedom
1533   3,  95     |              and trusting love which man always needs along his moral
1534   3,  96     |             only purpose is to serve man's true freedom. Because
1535   3,  96     |      absolutely essential demands of man's personal dignity must
1536   3,  96     |         service is directed to every man, considered in the uniqueness
1537   3,  96     |           universal moral norms does man find full confirmation of
1538   3,  97     |            Jesus quoted to the young man of the Gospel (cf Mt 19:
1539   3,  98     |        particular ways of looking at man, society and the world.
1540   3,  99     |            personal dignity of every man. The Supreme Good and the
1541   3,  99     |           Redeemer, and the truth of man, created and redeemed by
1542   3,  99     |         truth, in obedience to which man achieves his full identity,
1543   3,  102    |            most difficult situations man must respect the norm of
1544   3,  102    |             experience demonstrates, man is tempted to break that
1545   3,  102    |            of this inner division of man? His history of sin begins
1546   3,  102    |           other temptations to which man is more easily inclined
1547   3,  102    |           and he knows every deed of man. He has not commanded any
1548   3,  103    |                                 103. Man always has before him the
1549   3,  103    |           concrete" possibilities of man. "It would be a very serious
1550   3,  103    |            concrete possibilities of man, according to a "balancing
1551   3,  103    |            concrete possibilities of man" ? And of which man are
1552   3,  103    | possibilities of man" ? And of which man are we speaking? Of man
1553   3,  103    |              man are we speaking? Of man dominated by lust or of
1554   3,  103    |              dominated by lust or of man redeemed by Christ? This
1555   3,  103    |       concupiscence. And if redeemed man still sins, this is not
1556   3,  103    |             s redemptive act, but to man's will not to avail himself
1557   3,  103    |            of course proportioned to man's capabilities; but to the
1558   3,  103    |              the capabilities of the man to whom the Holy Spirit
1559   3,  103    |        Spirit has been given; of the man who, though he has fallen
1560   3,  104    |              the moral conscience of man in every age. The tax collector
1561   3,  105    |      capacity of the moral forces of man left to himself) kindles
1562   3,  105    |              of Milan: "What then is man, if you do not visit him?
1563   3,  109    |         reason because it reveals to man the truth of his destiny
1564   3,  110    |              and their relation with man's ultimate end.174 Moral
1565   3,  110    |           doctrine and the vision of man set forth by the Church. ~
1566   3,  111    |             elicit the response that man must give to the divine
1567   3,  111    |             the imago Dei present in man, and in response to the
1568   3,  112    |            the traces of a fall from man's original situation — in
1569   3,  112    |        Christian faith points out to man the way to return to "the
1570   3,  112    |         reveals the full truth about man and his moral journey, and
1571   3,  114    |             Jesus did with the young man in the Gospel. Replying
1572   3,  114    |             Jesus referred the young man to God, the Lord of creation
1573   3,  114    |        meaning by inviting the young man to follow him in poverty,
1574   3,  117    |             question which the young man in the Gospel once asked
1575   3,  117    |               The Church's answer to man's question contains the
1576   3,  117    |           becomes light and life for man. Again the Apostle Paul
1577 Conc,  120   |            the Son of God who became man; she raised him and enabled
1578 Conc,  120   |               She understands sinful man and loves him with a Mother'
1579 Conc,  120   |           Nor does she permit sinful man to be deceived by those
1580 Conc,  120   |    philosophy and theology, can make man truly happy: only the Cross
1581 Conc,  120   |          emptied of its power, ~that man may not stray ~from the