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 1 2  |        and others of the same nature fully expressing the mind
 2 29 |  truly wonderful wisdom their nature, purpose, timeliness, rights,
 3 34 |     other obligations of like nature. ~
 4 37 |     institutions of a similar nature in which spiritual development
 5 42 |       being based on the very nature of material things and on
 6 42 |     the individual and social nature of things and of men, the
 7 43 |   purposes which we know that nature, or rather God the Author
 8 43 |      rather God the Author of nature, established for that kind
 9 45 |   unanimously maintained that nature, rather the Creator Himself,
10 48 |      seek to define the inner nature of these duties and their
11 49 |      not by man's law, but by nature, public authority cannot
12 49 |    goods, which the Author of nature in His most wise providence
13 53 |      53. Far different is the nature of work that is hired out
14 53 |      the wealth and forces of nature - such supreme efforts would
15 53 |       to human use the law of nature, or rather God's will promulgated
16 56 |  ownership was established by nature itself in order that created
17 57 |       that they are of such a nature. And in this connection
18 64 |    hired is unjust of its own nature, and hence a partnership-contract
19 69 |     the social and individual nature of work is neglected, it
20 70 |       twofold character which nature has impressed on human work,
21 75 |       wealth and resources of nature, technical achievement,
22 79 |    activity ought of its very nature to furnish help to the members
23 83 |      each performs. For under nature's guidance it comes to pass
24 101|   surely it is not of its own nature vicious. But it does violate
25 107|    competitors has of its own nature produced, and which lets
26 117|   renounced its contradictory nature to the Christian religion?
27 118|    man, endowed with a social nature, is placed on this earth
28 144| underfoot no less the laws of nature than those of God. The Church