Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro   |            religious traditions are being shattered. Thus, it is not
 2 I       |           the profound truth of his being» (Veritatis Splendor, 53). ~
 3 I       |       cultures show forth the human being's characteristic openness
 4 I,1     |           commitment of their whole being. Abraham was spiritually
 5 II,2,2  |           whenever there comes into being the conjugal covenant of
 6 II,2,2  |          identity cannot consist in being a copy of man».(17) The
 7 II,2,2  |            the educator and the one being educated, but also makes
 8 II,2,3  |             its nobility comes from being directed to the ultimate
 9 II,3    |    spiritual dimension of the human being (cf. Nostra Aetate, 2).
10 II,3    |      spiritual dimension of life is being sought after as an antidote
11 III,0   | presentation, to avoid such museums being storehouses for Adead objects». ~—
12 III,1   |     understand but who are far from being closed to spiritual values».(29)