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 1 Int  | theological.~4)      Any practical reason for a differentiated experiencing
 2 1    |         one about poverty. And the reason we was giving was: ~ ~“With
 3 3    |            horizon, with much more reason when we penetrate in its
 4 3    |        profound. And, in fact, the reason and the meaning of his poverty,
 5 3    |           he is prevented from the reason for which he had lived,
 6 3    |              namely, the political reason: “Pilate also wrote a title
 7 3    |          Father, will give Him the reason by resurrecting Him.  ~ ~
 8 3    |             cf. 2Cor 8,9). And the reason of this impoverishment (
 9 3    |            going until the deepest reason, we see that the process
10 3    |           first and last, founding reason/meaning of the poverty of
11 3(12)|          assumed, without for this reason being annihilated (...).
12 4    |                   4) Any practical reason for a differentiated experiencing
13 4    |        living today’s poverty. The reason lies on the diversity of