Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,1   |       human person: "God created man in his own image, in the
 2 II,1   |          of all of his subjects.~Man and woman must care for
 3 II,1   |     responsibility for creation.~Man is placed in the garden
 4 II,2   |      tribes, clans and families. Man is not the true master of
 5 II,2   |        them away; they oppress a man and his house, a man and
 6 II,2   |   oppress a man and his house, a man and his inheritance" (2:
 7 II (19)|        to material goods: "Every man, as a living being endowed
 8 II (21)|      these resources bear fruit, man takes over ownership of
 9 II,5   |  property: "In his use of things man should regard the external
10 II,6   |      should be seen as a sign of man's disobedience to God's
11 II (29)|          in the sight of God and man": John Paul II, Encyclical
12 II,6   |               is no longer under man's control, thus creating
13 II,6   | Adveniens, 1971, no. 21. Rather, man has to work, knowing that "
14 II (41)|         and Christian concept of man and the family, we are forced