Gaudium et spes
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 1 Intro,  4    |          with them the peril of a war which would reduce everything
 2     9,  77   |       arising from the ravages of war or the threat of it, the
 3     9,  77   |     condemns the frightfulness of war, the Council wishes passionately
 4     9,  78   |         not merely the absence of war; nor can it be reduced solely
 5     9,  78   |         are sinful, the threat of war hangs over them, and hang
 6     9,  78   |          neither shall they learn war any more" (Isaias 2:4). ~
 7     9        |        SECTION 1 The Avoidance of War ~
 8     9,  79   |         modern science is used in war, the fierce character of
 9     9,  79   |     regarded as a new way to wage war.~Contemplating this melancholy
10     9,  79   |   commendation.~On the subject of war, quite a large number of
11     9,  79   |         that the frightfulness of war can be better and more workably
12     9,  79   |        some other way.~Certainly, war has not been rooted out
13     9,  79   |          As long as the danger of war remains and there is no
14     9,  79   |           does the mere fact that war has unhappily begun mean
15     9,  80   |          horror and perversity of war is immensely magnified by
16     9,  80   |   scientific weapons. For acts of war involving these weapons
17     9,  80   |        undertake an evaluation of war with an entirely new attitude.1
18     9,  80   |       reckoning of their deeds of war for the course of the future
19     9,  80   |        the condemnations of total war already pronounced by recent
20     9,  80(1)|        irrational to believe that war is still an apt means of
21     9,  80   |           declaration.~Any act of war aimed indiscriminately at
22     9,  81   |         amassed solely for use in war. Since the defensive strength
23     9,  81   | eliminated thereby, the causes of war are in danger of being gradually
24     9,  81   |       from the age-old slavery of war. If we refuse to make this
25     9,  81   |     working for the time when all war can be completely outlawed
26     9,  82   |           eliminate the danger of war are not to be underrated.
27     9,  82   |         work hard to do away with war, which they abominate. These
28     9,  83   |         between men, even when no war is being waged. Besides,


Ad gentes
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29     2,  12   |         those peoples who, waging war on famine, ignorance, and


Dei verbum
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30     2, 12    |         material goods, peace and war, and brotherly relations