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 1 10|    branches of activity in which moral values claim harmony with
 2 24|       universe, which requires a moral order. ~
 3 25|          penance, resistance and moral effort, repress and conquer.
 4 26|        redemption, the emblem of moral strength and greatness.
 5 27| voluntary martyrs than any other moral collectivity, needs lessons
 6 29|      from under morality and the moral order the granite foundation
 7 29|      individuals or societies to moral degradation. The fool who
 8 29|         no God" goes straight to moral corruption (Psalms xiii.
 9 29|          of personal discipline, moral education and formation
10 29|          to do. To let forces of moral formation of such efficacy
11 29|         nation. To hand over the moral law to man's subjective
12 30|   lawgiver, can be gauged in its moral content, and hence, in the
13 34|       that there are heroisms in moral life? That the preservation