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 1   1,  22 |          on marriage, rejects the right to divorce, appealing to
 2   1,  26 |            were vigilant over the right conduct of Christians,35
 3   1,  27 |       Indeed, "the Church has the right always and everywhere to
 4   2,  31 |   coercion".53 In particular, the right to religious freedom and
 5   2,  32 |      express a judgment about the right conduct to be chosen here
 6   2,  34 |    Although each individual has a right to be respected in his own
 7   2,  35 |  individuals or social groups the right to determine what is good
 8   2,  36 |         moral norms regarding the right ordering of life in this
 9   2,  42 |      writes: "After saying: Offer right sacrifices (Ps 4:5), as
10   2,  42 |           had then asked him what right works were, the Psalmist
11   2,  43 | consequently able to show man the right direction to take in his
12   2,  44 |      inclining them towards their right action and end; it is none
13   2,  44 |          precepts of the Lord are right, rejoicing the heart; the
14   2,  52 |                         52. It is right and just, always and for
15   2,  65 |          option, and describe as "right" or "wrong" the choices
16   2,  65 |          are judged to be morally right or wrong only on the basis
17   2,  74 |       concrete behaviour would be right or wrong according as whether
18   2,  74 |        affairs for all concerned. Right conduct would be the one
19   2,  75 |  behaviour could be described as "right" or "wrong", without it
20   2,  77 |           rational criteria for a right moral decision, the theories
21   3,  88 |           in all that is good and right and true), and try to learn
22   3,  91 |          proclaims that it is not right to do what God's law qualifies
23   3,  100|       Paul set a Christian master right about treating his Christian
24   3,  113|       mission, insisting that the right of the faithful to receive