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 1   1,  10 |      striving to make each of his actions reflect the splendour of
 2   1,  15 |           in personal choices and actions (cf. Jn 13:34-35). ~
 3   1,  20 |       Christian life. Indeed, his actions, and in particular his Passion
 4   1,  26 |   commitment of the heart and the actions which express or prove it (
 5   1,  26 |        their teaching or by their actions.38 ~
 6   2,  31 |      freedom, and decide on their actions on grounds of duty and conscience,
 7   2,  40 |           personal subject of his actions. The moral law has its origin
 8   2,  43 |     direction to take in his free actions.81 In this way God calls
 9   2,  44 |       himself the rule of his own actions". And he concluded: "It
10   2,  50 |         and regulate his life and actions and in particular to make
11   2,  52 |       order us to perform certain actions and to cultivate certain
12   2,  52 |           from doing certain good actions; but he can never be hindered
13   2,  52 |   hindered from not doing certain actions, especially if he is prepared
14   2,  55 |        authors no longer call its actions "judgments" but "decisions" :
15   2,  59 |        judgment about man and his actions, a judgment either of acquittal
16   2,  59 |         speaks of the judgment of actions, the judgment of their author
17   2,  61 |     guided by that truth in one's actions. ~
18   2,  65 |         to be considered if human actions are to be correctly understood
19   2,  65 |          his choice of particular actions, of concrete kinds of behaviour. ~
20   2,  67 |    particular choices of specific actions, through which man deliberately
21   2,  67 |      prohibiting certain concrete actions or kinds of behaviour as
22   2,  69 |        the "matter" itself of his actions would sometimes indicate.
23   2,  73 | characterizes the morality of his actions: these actions are called
24   2,  73 |    morality of his actions: these actions are called to show either
25   2,  73 |            a child of God; by his actions he shows his likeness or
26   2,  73 |          is "responsible" for his actions and subject to the judgment
27   2,  78 |           but a correct choice of actions is also needed, is that
28   2,  83 |       perfectly, through his good actions, his vocation to freedom
29   3,  90 |        prohibit without exception actions which are intrinsically
30   3,  99 |       case prohibit behaviour and actions incompatible with the personal
31   3,  100|         of kinds of behaviour and actions contrary to human dignity:
32   3,  100|     seventh commandment prohibits actions or enterprises which for