Chap., §

 1 Int,  4  |          sexuality, the family, and social, economic and political
 2 Int,  4  |            human and psychological, social and cultural, religious
 3 Int,  4  |   conscience or to the diversity of social and cultural contexts. ~
 4 Int,  5  |            for a just and fraternal social life. ~If this Encyclical,
 5   1,  27 |              even in respect of the social order, and to make judgments
 6   2,  33 |          kinds of psychological and social conditioning which influence
 7   2,  35 |             grant to individuals or social groups the right to determine
 8   2,  46 | psychological impulses and forms of social conditioning seem to many
 9   2,  46 |            that economic, cultural, social and even moral values are
10   2,  46 |             available biological or social material. This ultimately
11   2,  51 |           material world, cultivate social life, seek truth, practise
12   2,  53 |     beginning", precisely where the social and cultural context of
13   2,  55 |         order into his personal and social life. These authors also
14   2,  55 |         exerted by the individual's social and cultural environment.
15   3,  84 |       Church's teaching and today's social and cultural situation immediately
16   3,  88 |             in personal, family and social life. In a widely dechristianized
17   3,  97 |            force, both personal and social. By protecting the inviolable
18   3,  97 |          help to preserve the human social fabric and its proper and
19   3,  97 |          indispensable rules of all social life. ~These commandments
20   3,  97 |      subject and the purpose of all social institutions is and should
21   3,  97 |          fundamental moral rules of social life thus entail specific
22   3,  97 |           the ethical foundation of social coexistence, both on the
23   3      |         Morality and the renewal of social and political life ~
24   3,  98 |            face of serious forms of social and economic injustice and
25   3,  98 |          for a radical personal and social renewal capable of ensuring
26   3,  99 |          Not even the majority of a social body may violate these rights,
27   3,  99 |        clearly seen in the Church's social teaching — which "belongs
28   3,  99 |           of commandments governing social, economic and political
29   3,  101|            point from political and social life, and on a deeper level
30   3,  101|         sphere of personal, family, social and political life, morality —
31   3,  106|            posed not so much by the social and cultural milieux which
32   3,  106|          claiming full cultural and social legitimacy. ~
33   3,  111|        morality as a historical and social fact; moral theology, however,
34   3,  116|           care of the family or for social work, or institutions dedicated