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 1 7  |        essentially in preparing man for what he must be and
 2 7  |       is not wholly directed to man's last end, and that in
 3 8  |        does as efficaciously as man is capable of doing it,
 4 8  |   well-known saying of the Wise Man, "A young man according
 5 8  |       of the Wise Man, "A young man according to his way, even
 6 11 |     combined by God, into which man is born: two, namely the
 7 13 |       third society, into which man is born when through Baptism
 8 14 |         which is concerned with man as a whole, individually
 9 18 |       necessary connection with man's last end, and therefore
10 20 |        apart from her teaching, man cannot arrive at any moral
11 20 |   included, as well those which man may learn by the help of
12 33 |    advance to the perfection of man considered as man, that
13 33 | perfection of man considered as man, that is, to the state of
14 35 |        they adduce, namely that man is born a citizen and hence
15 35 |     that before being a citizen man must exist; and existence
16 52 |       union of body and soul in man. Its nature and extent can
17 54 |     good citizen and an upright man are absolutely one and the
18 58 |       of Christian education is man whole and entire, soul united
19 58 |      revelation show him to be; man, therefore, fallen from
20 62 |  stamped by God on the heart of man, promulgated by right reason,
21 75 |         To meet the weakness of man's fallen nature, God in
22 78 |         do not go hand in hand, man is unhappy and helpless."47 ~
23 96 |  education, is the supernatural man who thinks, judges and acts
24 96 |     term, the true and finished man of character. For, it is
25 96 |        as one and the same "the man who is just and firm of
26 100| education forms and develops in man. Of this life and virtue
27 101|    child, strong with the young man, gentle with the aged, dealing