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 1  2,20|      reverse the way of man's cure for reaching deification,
 2  2,20|  people permanently without a cure, without hope of cure or
 3  2,20|       a cure, without hope of cure or salvation. And ultimately,
 4  2,20|   therefore we have need of a cure [p. 170; emphasis added].~ ~
 5  2,20| Christ offered it in order to cure man and to sanctify him [
 6  2,20|    whole ascetic effort is to cure God and not man, to satisfy
 7  2,20|      and not toward their own cure [pp. 172-73]. /.../ The
 8  5,6 |   function as hospitals which cure people and lead them to
 9  7,21|       guided on the path of a cure. So the law is not a human
10  7,21|  medicine necessary for man's cure. The wrong use of the law,
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