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 1 Fwd,5|         control and has the real goal of forcing social change,
 2  1,1 |        have as his main task the goal of attracting the people
 3  2,20|        God and be saved (and the goal of our life is the attainment
 4  5,4 |         and of itself is not the goal, but that it is the most
 5  5,4 | Regarding monasticism’s ultimate goal, the salvation of one's
 6  6,17|   historical event, which is the goal of historical inquiry.~
 7  7,11|  Modernization, which had as its goal the “renovation” of Christian
 8  7,21|          cured. Thus it is not a goal, but a means, a medicine
 9  9,3 |        perfection. Likeness is a goal, it is what man must aim
10  9,5 |      before he reached his final goal.~ ~
11  9,29|        become a god is the final goal at which every Christian
12  9,29|       when he explained that the goal of each Christian is the
13  9,29|           theosis) should be the goal for all Christians. As the
14  9,39|         but is rather the normal goal for each individual Christian
15  9,42|      became the all-encompassing goal of the entire human race,
16  9,42|     practical attainment of this goal were different. Unlike the