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 1 I|           be guided in matters of obedience and poverty by persons whom
 2 I|      prejudices against religious obedience on which essentially depends
 3 I| difficulties concerning religious obedience, it has been noted that
 4 I|         aim at perfection through obedience, but because there is today
 5 I|           upon certain aspects of obedience that even serious and conscientious
 6 I|                   The Practice of Obedience ~The specific observation
 7 I|         made that the practice of obedience endangers the human dignity
 8 I|          makes of himself through obedience confer upon him a dignity
 9 I|     another argument used against obedience is based on the claim that
10 I|          a thesis. She looks upon obedience as a means of leading man
11 I|         leading man to God. Since obedience is motivated by a desire