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 1 Bles      |       unceasingly the cultural and moral level of the society within
 2   2,    9 |            more fully its specific moral value. In doing this we
 3   2,    9 |           virtue: for virtue, as a moral habit, is something whereby
 4   2,    9 |            pleads in favour of the moral obligation to link industriousness
 5   3,   13 |          personal (man's activity, moral values and such matters)
 6   4,   16 |           All this constitutes the moral obligation of work, understood
 7   4,   16 |            we have to consider the moral rights, corresponding to
 8   4,   17 |            the whole of the social moral order. ~
 9   4,   18 |       fundamental principle of the moral order in this sphere, namely
10   4,   19 | highlighting the deontological and moral aspect. The key problem
11   4,   19 |        physical health or to their moral integrity. ~
12   4,   23 |          evil from causing greater moral harm; indeed every possible
13   5,   24 |         its human value and of the moral order to which it belongs,