Chapter

 1 2    |       relationship of man with material things that are external
 2 2    |  poverty, actually, or lack of material goods, is an external aspect,
 3 2    | Communicates, so, not only the material goods, being a few or a
 4 2(10)|         theological, human and material: We do not love poverty,
 5 3    |        external, empirical and material viewpoint). And it is out
 6 3    |  biblical poor: without goods (material poverty), without dignity
 7 3    |        family-celibacy, goods: material poverty and autonomy: obedience)
 8 3    |        I give away all I have (material poverty, as many Greek philosophers
 9 3    |      of goods: those human and material, and those spiritual. Each
10 3    |    respect to the external and material aspects, it will be necessary