Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 int  |     religious life of the entire Christian people. ~First of all, We
 2  1, 1|          continual conflict with Christian morality or even with simple
 3  1, 3|        the ideals of natural and Christian rectitude. Far from you
 4  1, 5|      good morals or dangerous to Christian virtue.~When you started
 5  2, 2|    conformity with the aims of a Christian conscience and saved from
 6  2, 4|         are in opposition to the Christian spirit and to its ethical
 7  3   |    inspired by the principles of Christian morality. We can never sufficiently
 8  3   |          the requirements of the Christian conscience. For this purpose,
 9  3   |          produced and offered to Christian peoples. ~
10  3, 3|        offensive to truth and to Christian morality. ~The most efficacious
11  3, 5| safeguarding the morality of the Christian people and of the entire