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 1 Intro,5|      misery, both physical and moral, existing at this moment
 2  1,16  |    This charge is not a simple moral exhortation, but an undeniable
 3  3,33  |     the principle of Christian moral existence. In fact, the "
 4  3,34  |      conserved; but today this moral and spiritual patrimony
 5  3,38  |     stages of development.~The moral conscience of humanity is
 6  3,38  |      slaves ... In view of the moral challenges presented by
 7  3,40  |         material, cultural and moral misery, threaten to make
 8  3,42  |        politics is an absolute moral danger, does not in the
 9  3,42  |        education, as well as a moral "force" that sustains the
10  3,43  |    biological laws but also to moral ones, which cannot be violated
11  3,43  |   alert our consciences to the moral dimension of development"(
12  4,47  |     and exalted image of those moral and spiritual conditions
13  4,51  |     become responsible for the moral degradation of the person,
14  4,51  |       the task of assuring the moral dimension of culture, the
15  4,51  |   Council seems to connect the moral dimension of culture with
16  4,51  | culture and human works with a moral value"(194).~As women increasingly
17  4,54  |       himself the physical and moral sufferings of the people
18  5,60  |     duty of Pastors to propose moral principles even concerning
19  5,60  |  justice, sincerity, courtesy, moral courage; without them there