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 1 Int,  4      |        precise goal of recalling certain fundamental truths of Catholic
 2 Int,  4      |        doctrine, on the basis of certain anthropological and ethical
 3 Int,  4      |       its precepts, is rejected; certain of the Church's moral teachings
 4 Int,  4      |       response of the Church and certain theological positions, encountered
 5 Int,  5      |          are being undermined by certain present day tendencies. ~
 6 Int,  5      |         of clearly setting forth certain aspects of doctrine which
 7 Int,  5      |     limit itself to dealing with certain fundamental questions regarding
 8   1,  16     |      specifically concerned with certain particular rules of behaviour.
 9   1,  17     |         commandments". But it is certain that the young man's commitment
10   2          |    Church and the discernment of certain tendencies in present-day
11   2,  29     |    Council, there have developed certain interpretations of Christian
12   2,  29     |         theological thinking and certain philosophical affirmations
13   2,  32     |                              32. Certain currents of modern thought
14   2,  34     |       because it has duties".59 ~Certain tendencies in contemporary
15   2,  34(59) |       Grace the Duke of Norfolk: Certain Difficulties Felt by Anglicans
16   2,  36     |          of rethinking there are certain positive concerns which
17   2,  37     |          in a Christian context, certain moral theologians have introduced
18   2,  37     |        salvation, for which only certain intentions and interior
19   2,  37     |        valid elements present in certain currents of contemporary
20   2,  38     |          s dominion extends in a certain sense over man himself.
21   2,  44     |    confer rights and to sanction certain behaviour: "Now all of this,
22   2,  46     |       technological progress and certain forms of liberalism have
23   2,  47     | character would be attributed to certain kinds of human behaviour,
24   2,  47     |        moral norms. According to certain theologians, this kind of "
25   2,  47     |         would even be present in certain documents of the Church'
26   2,  48     |          specific moral value of certain goods towards which the
27   2,  48     |         very nature, respect for certain fundamental goods, without
28   2,  49     |  doctrine revives, in new forms, certain ancient errors which have
29   2,  49     |           or "immoral practices" certain specific kinds of behaviour
30   2,  49(88) |     which condemn as mortal sins certain modes of conduct involving
31   2,  51     |         on the interpretation of certain specific aspects of the
32   2,  51     |       common, as it emerges from certain philosophical theories which
33   2,  52     |        which order us to perform certain actions and to cultivate
34   2,  52     |         actions and to cultivate certain dispositions, are universally
35   2,  52(94) |        the Faith, Declaration on Certain Questions Concerning Sexual
36   2,  52     |       can be hindered from doing certain good actions; but he can
37   2,  52     |          hindered from not doing certain actions, especially if he
38   2,  53     |         valid and always binding certain rational determinations
39   2,  53     |          meaning and the role of certain moral norms (cf Mt 19:1-
40   2,  53(100)|         to moral doctrine: "This certain and unchanging teaching (
41   2,  55     |      been reduced, at least at a certain period in the past, to a
42   2,  55     |          moral life has even led certain authors to state that these
43   2,  55     |         character of conscience, certain authors no longer call its
44   2,  56     |    acknowledge the priority of a certain more concrete existential
45   2,  56     |     legitimately be the basis of certain exceptions to the general
46   2,  57     |      Saint Paul, conscience in a certain sense confronts man with
47   2,  59     |          ultimate way" whether a certain particular kind of behaviour
48   2,  64     |      attention to the sacred and certain teaching of the Church.
49   2,  65     |      placed on the importance of certain choices which "shape" a
50   2,  67     |      precepts, those prohibiting certain concrete actions or kinds
51   2,  68     |  independently of whether or not certain of his choices and his acts
52   2,  68     |        attain salvation, even if certain of his specific kinds of
53   2,  68(113)|        the Faith, Declaration on Certain Questions regarding Sexual
54   2,  71     |         choice. Thus we are in a certain way our own parents, creating
55   2,  74     |       the Church's Magisterium. ~Certain ethical theories, called "
56   2,  75     |         with choices contrary to certain particular moral precepts.
57   2,  75     |      view, deliberate consent to certain kinds of behaviour declared
58   2,  76     |        These theories can gain a certain persuasive force from their
59   2,  76     |      ways to achieve the good in certain concrete situations, it
60   2,  77     |       prescribed in great detail certain outward practices without
61   2,  78     |       Church teaches, "there are certain specific kinds of behaviour
62   2,  79     |         the deliberate choice of certain kinds of behaviour or specific
63   2,  82     |         the deliberate choice of certain kinds of behaviour or specific
64   2,  83     |        the errors and dangers of certain ethical theories. We must
65   3,  97     |      morality which acknowledges certain norms as valid always and
66   3,  109    |          come to understand in a certain measure what it has believed.
67   3,  115    |         Encyclical has evaluated certain trends in moral theology
68   3,  116    |          structures and delegate certain responsibilities to them.