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 1 8 |          fundamental value of the human community - however necessary
 2 9 |        more or less arbitrary, of human speculation. Use your influence
 3 10|         God's sun shines on every human face so His law knows neither
 4 16|          makes limited and narrow human thought the judge of God'
 5 16|           the Christ who took His human nature from a people that
 6 17|          It knows no retouches by human hand; it admits no substitutes
 7 19|        divine mission obscured by human, too human, combination,
 8 19|    mission obscured by human, too human, combination, persistently
 9 19| profession, to scrutinize what is human in the Church, and although
10 19|       independent of the priest's human value, it yet remains true
11 21|     pressure which violates every human right and dignity. Our wholehearted
12 29|          it the shifting sands of human regulations, sooner or later
13 29|           of the State, no purely human ideal, however noble and
14 30|           wields over conscience. Human laws in flagrant contradiction
15 30|    established for the benefit of human nature. Society, was intended
16 34|          are often told about the human deficiencies which mar the