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 1 10|         the ever-changing laws of man into the immutable laws
 2 15|           Christ, Son of God made Man, there shone the plentitude
 3 15|        weakness and sinfulness of man. But side by side with innumerable
 4 17|           saved (Acts iv. 12). No man, were every science, power
 5 17|          Cor. iii 11). Should any man dare, in sacrilegious disregard
 6 17|       God-man and the children of man, to place a mortal, were
 7 23|          word of God addressed to man. The use of this word for
 8 23|    proposes through His Church to man's acceptance. It is "the
 9 24|       sense means the survival of man after his terrestrial death,
10 28|         intervention which raises man to that intimate communion
11 29|          pure and stainless, that man's morality is based. All
12 29|         in God and Christ. If the man, who is called to the hard
13 29|        hand over the moral law to man's subjective opinion, which
14 30|      utility, the basic fact that man as a person possesses rights
15 30| ultimately takes its measure from man's nature, which balances
16 30|           Creator for the good of man, and for the full development,
17 32|         Him who said to the young man of the Gospel: "If thou