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 1 2(6)|                      mentality is contrary to the Christian spirit (that we find also
 2 2(6)|                        happiness; whereas for the Christian: ”It is more blessed to
 3 2   |                     Thomas used to say. Human and Christian poverty are not the same;
 4 3   |                          and apostolic meaning of Christian poverty of the religious
 5 3   |                     poverty within the context of Christian poverty in general; and
 6 3   | Christological-Trinitarian dimension is the real “Christian” root of poverty. To us,
 7 3   |                           own life: because every Christian has to place in the primacy
 8 3   |                         which are typical of each Christian life. ~ ~2)  Secondly, evangelical
 9 3   |                       facit poena, sed causa” 13. Christian faith is not a mystery of
10 3   |                         of Jerusalem, paradigm of Christian poverty, was not the lack
11 3   |                           47; 4,32; 5,16). To the Christian, in fact, goods are not
12 4   |                         order to be considered a “Christian” one. ~ ~3) Finally, the
13 4   |                    religious person, as any other Christian, has of course to accept