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 1 10 |        which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world" (
 2 30 |     rapid progress, withdrawing man, the family and the State
 3 31 |        groveled; of arriving at man's estate, when they stooped
 4 36 |         His creative work, made man to His Own image and likeness (
 5 36 |       tells us that He enriched man with supernatural gifts
 6 38 |        of nature which in every man is equally composed of material
 7 39 |    Mediator of God and men, the man Christ Jesus" (I Timothy
 8 41 |      Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the
 9 48 | preached: "putting on the new, (man) him who is renewed unto
10 50 |       the Christian ideal urges man; but above all they have
11 52 |   Source and absolute Master of man and of society - and from
12 59 |       the natural perfection of man. It is for this perfection
13 61 |       lest it be forgotten that man and the family are by nature
14 73 |         way that is inherent in man - nay, denies it utterly -
15 83 |       goods which God has given man as a means of sustenance
16 85 |        that does not dispense a man from the frank, bold profession
17 100|         which alone can furnish man with such solid bases of
18 103|      Ephesians ii. 20) on which man and society can find stability