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 1 Int,  4 |         they have exhorted, passed judgment and explained. In their
 2 Int,  4 |            these being left to the judgment of the individual subjective
 3   1,  14|          his words about the final judgment (cf. Mt 25:31-46). ~
 4   1,  15|           kills shall be liable to judgment'. But I say to you that
 5   1,  15|         brother shall be liable to judgment... You have heard that it
 6   2,  29|          same meaning and the same judgment".46 This led to a further
 7   2,  30|         happiness? What are death, judgment and retribution after death?
 8   2,  31|           of their own responsible judgment and freedom, and decide
 9   2,  32|          supreme tribunal of moral judgment which hands down categorical
10   2,  32|       affirmation that one's moral judgment is true merely by the fact
11   2,  32| subjectivistic conception of moral judgment. ~As is immediately evident,
12   2,  32|    situation and thus to express a judgment about the right conduct
13   2,  52|        particular acts through the judgment of conscience. The acting
14   2     |                                The judgment of conscience ~
15   2,  58|           himself, whose voice and judgment penetrate the depths of
16   2,  59|          conscience: it is a moral judgment about man and his actions,
17   2,  59|       about man and his actions, a judgment either of acquittal or of
18   2,  59|      Apostle clearly speaks of the judgment of actions, the judgment
19   2,  59|           judgment of actions, the judgment of their author and the
20   2,  59|           and the moment when that judgment will be definitively rendered: "(
21   2,  59|            Jesus" (Rom 2:16). ~The judgment of conscience is a practical
22   2,  59|          conscience is a practical judgment, a judgment which makes
23   2,  59|            a practical judgment, a judgment which makes known what man
24   2,  59|          performed by him. It is a judgment which applies to a concrete
25   2,  59|         present circumstances. The judgment of conscience states "in
26   2,  60|           practical knowledge, the judgment of conscience also has an
27   2,  60|           If man acts against this judgment or, in a case where he lacks
28   2,  60|    objective norm of morality. The judgment of conscience does not establish
29   2,  61|       concretely recognized by the judgment of conscience, which leads
30   2,  61|            man does evil, the just judgment of his conscience remains
31   2,  61|      Consequently in the practical judgment of conscience, which imposes
32   2,  61|       expresses itself in acts of "judgment" which reflect the truth
33   2,  62|             62. Conscience, as the judgment of an act, is not exempt
34   2,  63|         performed by following the judgment of an erroneous conscience.108
35   2,  63|            a non-culpable error of judgment may not be imputable to
36   2,  63|           as the ultimate concrete judgment, compromises its dignity
37   2,  73|         actions and subject to the judgment of God, the just and good
38   2,  73|         must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that
39   2,  79|         decisive element for moral judgment is the object of the human
40   3,  91|        declared the truth of their judgment, according to which the