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 1 45 |       Creator Himself, has given man the right of private ownership
 2 49 |     State cannot take away: "For man is older than the State,"34
 3 49 |        has been conferred not by man's law, but by nature, public
 4 52 |          only that labor which a man performs in his own name
 5 53 |         it follows that unless a man is expending labor on his
 6 57 |    Apostle when he said: "If any man will not work neither let
 7 61 |       become remiss in work, for man is born to labor as the
 8 63 |           from what source can a man who has nothing else but
 9 69 |        or individual aspect. For man's productive effort cannot
10 118| according to Christian teaching, man, endowed with a social nature,
11 118|         this sublime end of both man and society, affirms that
12 119|         that the higher goods of man, liberty not excepted, must
13 132|         the wonderful harmony of man's faculties that, easily
14 135|          for the good at once of man's body and soul, is being
15 136|        Divine Creator Who placed man upon the earth to work it
16 136|        moderation which commands man to seek first the Kingdom
17 139|          even the most abandoned man - certain proof that his