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 1  Int,   4     |        Consider, for example, the principles of non-contradiction, finality
 2  Int,   4     |           that they possess these principles, albeit in a general and
 3  Int,   4     |    formulates the first universal principles of being and correctly draws
 4    1,   8     |           taking into account the principles set out by the Council of
 5    3,  35     |       history. From this, certain principles will emerge as useful reference-points
 6    4,  36     |         view to include universal principles, they no longer rested content
 7    5,  49     |        remain faithful to its own principles and methods. Otherwise there
 8    5,  49     |       reason according to its own principles and methods would serve
 9    5,  57     |        sought to stress the basic principles of a genuine renewal of
10    5,  63     |            It is my task to state principles and criteria which in my
11    5,  63     | philosophy. In the light of these principles and criteria, it will be
12    6,  67     |          any way compromising the principles and autonomy of the mind
13    6,  68     |      still set forth both general principles of Christian conduct and
14    6,  68     |         as well as of the general principles of ethical decision-making.~
15    6,  77     |         Either way, the grounding principles of autonomy which every
16    6,  79     |         and be based upon its own principles; truth, however, can only
17    7,  89     |       judgements based on ethical principles. The practical consequences
18    7,  96(112)|     foundation. They are based on principles and notions deduced from
19    7,  97     |         theology, which draws its principles from Revelation as a new