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 1 2|                Primary Elements of Social Life ~In our last Christmas
 2 2|            States in the material, social and intellectual spheres.
 3 2|           elements, then, regulate social life, a living together
 4 3|        genuine fundamentals of all social life has a capital importance
 5 3|            the poison of error and social aberrations, tormented by
 6 3|    appreciating the beauty of just social norms, there will pass on
 7 3|        divine, spiritual origin of social life. Thus the way will
 8 3|    languages. ~From individual and social life we should rise to God,
 9 3|           and the primary scope of social life is the conservation,
10 3|          natural ramifications. ~A social teaching or a social reconstruction
11 3|             A social teaching or a social reconstruction program which
12 3|        encouraging and stimulating social thought, instead of realizing
13 3|  constantly increasing groups. ~If social life implies intrinsic unity,
14 3|      far-reaching consequences for social life, which is never nearer
15 3|        particular societies in the social organization a definite
16 3|         worker is belittled. ~That social life, such as God willed
17 3|            the noble discipline of social life. But in the just fulfillment
18 3| transformation, the scope of every social life remains identical,
19 3|           vital connection between social order and a genuine juridical
20 3|          outward refraction of the social order willed by God, a luminous
21 3|          to the external aspect of social life. It admits of neither
22 3|         elevate human life to that social atmosphere where, even amid
23 4|          of life. ~In one field of social life, where for a whole
24 5|        foundations and the aims of social life, which we have traced
25 5|          laws on which will rise a social construction of solid internal
26 5|            a soul; their economic, social, political, intellectual
27 5|           in every sphere of life, social institutions in which a
28 5|        keeping with his duties and social limitations ~2. Defense
29 5|         limitations ~2. Defense of Social Unity. He who would have
30 5|   conservation and perfection of a social order which will make possible
31 5|            and the practice of the social spirit in one's immediate
32 5|           and the extent of urgent social reforms depend on the economic
33 5|           sacrifices necessary for social well-being in other peoples? ~
34 5|      increase the legions of these social crusades in every nation.
35 5|           shine out and stand over social life should collaborate
36 5|       links them to individual and social life, and at making them
37 6|            into the realities of a social order which hid its mortal
38 6|        rather, over the ruins of a social order which has given such
39 6|       offered for a new and better social order. Mankind owes that
40 6|            Over your crusade for a social, human and Christian ideal