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 1 6  |            is that men, created by God to His image and likeness
 2 6  |            of fixing their gaze on God, first principle and last
 3 6  |     attention and their efforts to God, the goal of all perfection,
 4 7  |         order of Providence, since God has revealed Himself to
 5 8  |         the Supreme Good, that is, God, for the souls of those
 6 8  |         namely by cooperating with God in the perfecting of individuals
 7 10 |          possible with the help of God's grace, it is necessary
 8 10 |   Christian education according to God's established order in the
 9 11 |           harmoniously combined by God, into which man is born:
10 12 |             instituted directly by God for its peculiar purpose,
11 15 |            exclusively upon her by God Himself; absolutely superior
12 17 |    Augustine maintain: "He has not God for father who refuses to
13 18 |          is, "in faith and morals, God Himself has made the Church
14 20 |           has had immediately from God and can never lose, the
15 24 |          not accustomed to respect God, will be unable to bear
16 26 |            to enter the kingdom of God and reach eternal salvation.
17 28 |          is because both come from God, who cannot contradict Himself: "
18 28 |  contradict Himself: "The works of God are perfect and all His
19 30 |      family, for both proceed from God, and in a remarkably similar
20 30 |         remarkably similar manner. God directly communicates to
21 31 |       manner universal is found in God.... The father is the principle
22 35 |          with the end for which by God's blessing it was begotten.
23 38 |        violate rights conferred by God on the family. At the same
24 39 |        paternal instinct, given by God, that thus turns with confidence
25 39 |            that harmony with which God has ordered all things.
26 51 | Christianae. He writes as follows:~God has divided the government
27 51 |          that are, are ordained of God.34 ~
28 52 |           souls and the worship of God, whether by its nature or
29 52 |          that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God'
30 52 |            God the things that are God's.35 ~
31 53 |           State are not subject to God and to His law, natural
32 54 |   necessity because in the City of God, the Holy Roman Catholic
33 56 |         knowledge of the things of God, Faith on the other hand
34 56 |        that just as they come from God, Lord of all knowledge,
35 56 |          of His grace they lead to God. Nor does she prevent the
36 58 |        condition of adopted son of God, though without the preternatural
37 61 |          of the method employed by God Himself towards His creatures,
38 62 |          even of nature stamped by God on the heart of man, promulgated
39 62 |          in positive revelation by God Himself in the ten commandments.
40 62 |      founded upon the authority of God and His holy law. ~
41 67 |           from those who hold from God the commission to teach
42 74 |            authority given them by God, whose vicars in a true
43 74 |           holy and filial "fear of God, the beginning of wisdom,"
44 75 |            of man's fallen nature, God in His Goodness has provided
45 96 |        justice except in giving to God what is due to God, as the
46 96 |       giving to God what is due to God, as the true Christian does. ~
47 97 |            the gratitude we owe to God, our Lord and Creator. We
48 100|        domestic and social, before God and men. ~
49 101|         chastely we are to worship God Himself, Whom to possess