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 1 Int,  3   |            knows that the issue of morality is one which deeply touches
 2 Int,  4   |           knowledge with regard to morality.8 ~Today, however, it seems
 3 Int,  4   |          intervening in matters of morality only in order to "exhort
 4 Int,  4   | unbreakable bond between faith and morality, as if membership in the
 5 Int,  4   |             while in the sphere of morality a pluralism of opinions
 6   1       |       answer to the question about morality ~ ~
 7   1,  7   |            and questions him about morality. For the young man, the
 8   1,  11  |           they are ordered. In the morality of the commandments the
 9   1,  15  |         the magna charta of Gospel morality,24 Jesus says: "Do not think
10   1,  19  |            foundation of Christian morality: just as the people of Israel
11   2,  28  |               In her reflection on morality, the Church has always kept
12   2,  29  |         reflection concerned with "morality", with the good and the
13   2,  29  |       interpretations of Christian morality which are not consistent
14   2,  33  |         relativistic conception of morality. ~
15   2,  34  |            life?". The question of morality, to which Christ provides
16   2,  34  |       central, for there can be no morality without freedom: "It is
17   2,  36  |    boundaries for a merely "human" morality; they would be the expression
18   2,  41  |            in fact a heteronomy of morality were to mean a denial of
19   2,  44  |          it in her own teaching on morality. Thus my Venerable Predecessor
20   2,  46  |    patterns and the opinions about morality encountered in the majority
21   2,  48  |        with regard to the order of morality, would be to expose oneself
22   2,  53  |   existence of "objective norms of morality" 96 valid for all people
23   2,  59  |          the proximate norm of the morality of a voluntary act, "applying
24   2,  60  |         proximate norm of personal morality. The dignity of this rational
25   2,  60  |    universal and objective norm of morality. The judgment of conscience
26   2,  65  |  disjunction between two levels of morality: on the one hand the order
27   2,  66  |      primordial meaning, gives the morality of the Covenant its aspect
28   2,  66  |           Ex 19:3-8; Mic 6:8). The morality of the New Covenant is similarly
29   2,  67  |   decisions. In point of fact, the morality of human acts is not deduced
30   2,  67  |        moral life. Judgments about morality cannot be made without taking
31   2,  72  |                            72. The morality of acts is defined by the
32   2,  72  |        known by reason, constitute morality. Hence human activity cannot
33   2,  73  |            which characterizes the morality of his actions: these actions
34   2,  74  |         problem of the "sources of morality". Precisely with regard
35   2,  74  |          and pragmatism, where the morality of human acts would be judged
36   2,  75  |           work out such a rational morality (for this reason it is sometimes
37   2,  75  |    sometimes called an "autonomous morality" ) there exist false solutions,
38   2,  75  |            other evil effects, the morality of an act would be judged
39   2,  76  |        voluntaristic and arbitrary morality of obligation which would
40   2,  78  |                            78. The morality of the human act depends
41   2,  80  |           denying the influence on morality exercised by circumstances
42   2,  82  |          the object as a source of morality represents an authentic
43   2,  82  |      explicitation of the Biblical morality of the Covenant and of the
44   2,  82  |      rational determination of the morality of human acting as stated
45   2,  83  |             in the question of the morality of human acts, and in particular
46   3,  85  |           answer to the problem of morality lies in him alone. In a
47   3,  88  |         which separates faith from morality. ~This separation represents
48   3,  90  |     relationship between faith and morality shines forth with all its
49   3,  96  |       earth. Before the demands of morality we are all absolutely equal. ~
50   3,  97  |         person. In the end, only a morality which acknowledges certain
51   3       |                                    Morality and the renewal of social
52   3,  99  |         and essential condition of morality, and thus of the commandments,
53   3,  101 |         social and political life, morality — founded upon truth and
54   3,  102 |           must respect the norm of morality so that he can be obedient
55   3,  104 |          of this sort corrupts the morality of society as a whole, since
56   3       |                                    Morality and new evangelization ~
57   3,  106 |          the originality of Gospel morality and as a result of an eclipse
58   3,  107 |   proclamation and presentation of morality. Jesus himself, even as
59   3,  107 |           and content of Christian morality, the new evangelization
60   3,  107 |       Church, as a wise teacher of morality, has always invited believers
61   3,  110 |            areas of both dogma and morality.175 Working together in
62   3,  111 |        today. Because the Church's morality necessarily involves a normative
63   3,  111 |   concerned with the phenomenon of morality as a historical and social
64   3,  114 |      answer" to the question about morality has been entrusted by Jesus
65 Conc,  119|            can seem that Christian morality is in itself too demanding,
66 Conc,  119|            untrue, since Christian morality consists, in the simplicity
67 Conc,  119|        living essence of Christian morality can be understood by everyone,
68 Conc,  119|   character of authentic Christian morality, while providing the vital
69 Conc,  120|            everyone the demands of morality. Nor does she permit sinful