Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 I        | themselves independent from the Creator. Therefore, and this observation
2 I,1      |        in his human nature is a creator of culture in its very foundation.
3 II,2,1   |      human race but to God, its creator. God appointed us stewards
4 II,2,1   |         adverting to God as the creator of it all. The challenge
5 II,2,1   |    understanding to knowing our Creator. While its great prestige
6 II,2,2   |         in association with the Creator is the best cultural contribution
7 II,3     |        the existence of God the Creator and of a spiritual world.
8 II,3     |    creature's dependence on his Creator was denied; the dogmatic
9 Conclu   |     himself in the image of his Creator (cf. Col 3:10) and «put