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The Importance of Recognizing Our Wounded Nature
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Paragraph 407 of the Catholic Catechism emphasizes the impact of human's wounded nature due to the first sin and the domination it gave the devil over us. Ignoring or being unaware of this fact can lead to severe errors in education, politics, social action, and morality.
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