Part.Chapter.Topic.Paragraph

 1 2.3.4.1|       is salvation. There is no sin; there is only imperfect
 2 2.4    |    rejection of the language of sin and salvation, replacing
 3 3.4    |       need to be converted from sin, spiritual myopia and self-infatuation,
 4 4      |   affected as it is by original sin and by personal sin, can
 5 4      |    original sin and by personal sin, can only be rectified by
 6 4      |      rectified by God's action: sin is an offense against God,
 7 4      |         more the forgiveness of sin, being lifted out of profound
 8 4      |        but in a liberation from sin and its consequences which
 9 4      |    leads us to struggle against sin in ourselves and in the
10 4      |          Are we tempted to deny sin or do we accept that there
11 4      |     there is no real concept of sin, but rather one of imperfect
12 4      |        than personal failure or sin. The remedy is to become
13 4      |        clarifies the reality of sin and particularly of the
14 4      |         and particularly of the sin committed at mankind's origins.
15 4      |         God we cannot recognize sin clearly and are tempted
16 4      |       for man can we grasp that sin is an abuse of freedom that
17 4      |         loving one another”.(79)Sin is an offense against reason,
18 4      |  injures human solidarity...(80)Sin is an offense against God...
19 4      |       an offense against God... sin sets itself against God'
20 4      |      our hearts away from it... Sin is thus 'love of oneself
21 4      |      himself 'the total evil of sin'. The experience of this
22 6.1    | overturning the true concept of sin and the need for redemption