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 1 Int,  1   |         of the human capacity for understanding and for perseverance, does
 2 Int,  4   |           contributed to a better understanding of moral demands in the
 3   1,  12  |           other than the light of understanding infused in us by God, whereby
 4   1,  14  |       which is critical for fully understanding the commandment of love
 5   1,  16  |        all these", if one has any understanding of the real meaning of the
 6   1,  27  |         into Revelation and of an understanding in the light of faith of
 7   2,  29  |         should work for a perfect understanding of their modes of thought
 8   2,  40  |           other than the light of understanding infused in us by God, whereby
 9   2,  46  |          from freedom. In such an understanding, nature would include in
10   2,  47  |           basis of a naturalistic understanding of the sexual act that contraception,
11   2,  54  |    intimately bound up with one's understanding of the moral conscience.
12   2,  54  |   idolatry — lead to a "creative" understanding of moral conscience, which
13   2,  55  |      mentioned of the traditional understanding of human nature and of its
14   2,  56  |        concerning this "creative" understanding of conscience. ~
15   2,  57  |       also indicates the biblical understanding of conscience, especially
16   2,  70  |           fundamental option' is, understanding it in such a way that it
17   2,  75  |       particular to an inadequate understanding of the object of moral action.
18   3,  95  |          one hears, is lacking in understanding and compassion. But the
19   3,  95  | perfection".149 ~In fact, genuine understanding and compassion must mean
20   3,  104 |          who converts and for the understanding of human weakness. Such
21   3,  104 |           of human weakness. Such understanding never means compromising
22   3,  109 |     particular way an ever deeper understanding of the word of God found
23   3,  110 |        called to develop a deeper understanding of the reasons underlying
24   3,  111 |   observation or phenomenological understanding alone. Indeed, the relevance
25   3,  113 |        communion and to a correct understanding of the hierarchical constitution
26 Conc,  119|        can lead to a more genuine understanding of reality, inasmuch as