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 1 Int,  3  |           at the service of every individual and of the whole world.6 ~
 2 Int,  4  |           the light of which each individual will independently make
 3 Int,  4  |       left to the judgment of the individual subjective conscience or
 4   1,  25 |      arises in the heart of every individual, and it is Christ alone
 5   2,  32 |           explicitly atheist. The individual conscience is accorded the
 6   2,  32 |          tendency to grant to the individual conscience the prerogative
 7   2,  32 | individualist ethic, wherein each individual is faced with his own truth,
 8   2,  34 |          to God".57 Although each individual has a right to be respected
 9   2,  47 |           the moral assessment of individual human acts, so complex from
10   2,  52 |        They oblige each and every individual, always and in every circumstance.
11   2,  53 |   characteristic of the reason of individual believers and of theological
12   2,  55 |         of general moral norms to individual cases in the life of the
13   2,  55 |    foresee and to respect all the individual concrete acts of the person
14   2,  55 |           they cannot replace the individual personal decision on how
15   2,  55 |         influences exerted by the individual's social and cultural environment.
16   2,  56 |      general, and the norm of the individual conscience, which would
17   2,  59 |          an inner dictate for the individual, a summons to do what is
18   2,  59 |         obligation to do what the individual, through the workings of
19   2,  61 |          is said and done, of the individual who is their subject — are
20   2,  64 |         virtuous attitudes of the individual himself: prudence and the
21   2,  68 |     positions mentioned above, an individual could, by virtue of a fundamental
22   2,  68 |          option for charity, that individual could continue to be morally
23   2,  71 |           goodness or evil of the individual who performs them.120 They
24   2,  80 |         promote the welfare of an individual, of a family or of society
25   3,  94 |         give up one's life. In an individual's words and above all in
26   3,  99 |           no one may violate — no individual, group, class, nation or
27   3,  101|          service not only for the individual person and his growth in