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 1    1,   2,     1,  303|           of divine providence is concrete and immediate; God cares
 2    1,   2,     2,  572| sufferings took their historical, concrete form from the fact that
 3    1,   2,     2,  642|           based on the witness of concrete men known to the Christians
 4    1,   2,     3,  887|          and fruitful ways to the concrete realization of the collegiate
 5    2,   2,     2, 1447|       1447 Over the centuries the concrete form in which the Church
 6    3,   1,     1, 1755|          entirety. There are some concrete acts - such as fornication -
 7    3,   1,     1, 1761|                    1761 There are concrete acts that it is always wrong
 8    3,   1,     1, 1778| recognizes the moral quality of a concrete act that he is going to
 9    3,   1,     1, 1780|        and finally judgment about concrete acts yet to be performed
10    3,   1,     1, 1796| recognizes the moral quality of a concrete act.~
11    3,   1,     1, 1803|        the good and chooses it in concrete actions.~The goal of a virtuous
12    3,   1,     1, 1865|        conscience and corrupt the concrete judgment of good and evil.
13    3,   2,     2, 2229|         right and of ensuring the concrete conditions for its exercise.~
14    3,   2,     2, 2267|          better correspond to the concrete conditions of the common
15    3,   2,     2, 2442|         action can assume various concrete forms. It should always
16    3,   2,     2, 2488|         love. This requires us in concrete situations to judge whether
17    3,   2,     2, 2510|        rule helps one discern, in concrete situations, whether or not
18    4,   1,     2, 2657|     psalms especially, with their concrete and varied language, teach
19    4,   1,     2, 2686|           and the Today of God in concrete situations.45~
20    4,   2,     0, 2816|        abstract noun), "kingdom" (concrete noun) or "reign" (action