Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2,3 |         life, occupations, social relationships, and civic duties. After
 2 5,4 |       hopes and fears. Most human relationships are rather casual and often
 3 5,4 |         partnership but of family relationships, a covenant of love and
 4 7,4 |       choices, wrong goals, wrong relationships, wrong attitudes, wrong
 5 7,5 |          the basis of fundamental relationships which define the meaning
 6 7,5 |         are four such fundamental relationships, namely, to God, to self,
 7 9,2 |          capacity to enjoy family relationships and to live in loving and
 8 9,2 |   impossible. Friendships, family relationships, and social ties are scarred
 9 9,2 |           of things, the abuse of relationships. Sin is the corruption of
10 11,1|          the level of basic human relationships. This challenge confronts
11 11,1|       adherents in their personal relationships as they meet in the neighborhood,
12 11,1|    renewal pertaining to positive relationships with people of other faiths.
13 11,1|           of course applicable to relationships with other religious people,
14 11,3| respectful, just, and cooperative relationships worthy of the God of mercy