Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 II,2,2|      threat to autonomy and to a woman's possibilities of self-affirmation.
2 II,2,2|  fundamental equality of man and woman, created by God in his image (
3 II,2,2|    movement, in order to advance woman's emancipation, have sought
4 II,2,2|       creation, through desiring woman to be man's equal in dignity
5 II,2,2| diversity and specific features. Woman's identity cannot consist
6 III,6 | Christian convictions about man, woman, family, work, economy,