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 1 Int,  4  |         deepening of knowledge with regard to morality.8 ~Today, however,
 2 Int,  4  |            theological nature, with regard to the Church's moral teachings.
 3 Int,  4  |         Faculties of Theology, with regard to questions of the greatest
 4 Int,  5  |            this: to set forth, with regard to the problems being discussed,
 5   1,  13 |   centrality" of the Decalogue with regard to every other precept,
 6   1,  27 |             theology today and with regard to which new tendencies
 7   2,  28 |          Old and New Testament with regard to moral action. These are:
 8   2,  34 |          contemporaries who "highly regard" freedom and "assiduously
 9   2,  37 |            and her Magisterium with regard to particular moral norms
10   2,  39 |           to their Creator".67 With regard to man himself, such a concept
11   2,  46 |            up once again today with regard to the natural law, and
12   2,  46 |          law, and particularly with regard to nature. Debates about
13   2,  48 |           rational indications with regard to the order of morality,
14   2,  56 |     clarification made earlier with regard to the relationship, based
15   2,  57 | faithfulness or unfaithfulness with regard to the law, of his essential
16   2,  59 |            excuse the Gentiles with regard to their behaviour (cf Rom
17   2,  62 |        centuries has developed with regard to the erroneous conscience. ~
18   2,  67 |     decisions to the contrary, with regard to morally grave matter. ~
19   2,  68 |          result becomes guilty with regard to the entire law (cf Jas
20   2,  74 |           morality". Precisely with regard to this problem there have
21   2,  75 |           effects themselves, would regard only the pre-moral order.
22   2,  80 |           to the Creator".132 ~With regard to intrinsically evil acts,
23   3,  84 |      pastoral effort precisely with regard to this fundamental question. "
24   3,  85 |             Church carries out with regard to these ethical theories
25   3,  95 |    intransigence, particularly with regard to the enormously complex
26   3,  99 |            his own opinion, with no regard for the rights of others....
27   3,  99 |       political life, not only with regard to general attitudes but
28   3,  114|      responsibility as Pastors with regard to Christian moral teaching
29   3,  116|         incumbent upon Bishops with regard to Catholic institutions.