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 1    3,  25|          freedom... Although each individual has a right to be respected
 2    3,  33|     scientific; nor is it only in individual acts of decision-making
 3    5,  53|          been concerned less with individual philosophical theses than
 4    6,  66|        these propositions for the individual and for humanity. From the
 5    6,  68|       particular circumstances of individual and communal life, Christians
 6    7,  82|           always assumes that the individual, even if guilty of duplicity
 7    7,  86|          in theology, tend to use individual ideas drawn from different
 8    7,  98|          tendency to grant to the individual conscience the prerogative
 9    7,  98| individualist ethic, wherein each individual is faced with his own truth
10 Conc, 101|         limited perspective of an individual, but the wealth of a communal