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 1 Int,  4  |    doctrine which, in the present circumstances, risk being distorted or
 2 Int,  4  |         these commandments in all circumstances? Also, an opinion is frequently
 3 Int,  5  |                    5. Given these circumstances, which still exist, I came
 4   1,  26 |       lived in different cultural circumstances (cf. Rom 12-15; 1 Cor 11-
 5   2,  52 |       oblige always and under all circumstances does not mean that in the
 6   2,  52 |          situation depends on the circumstances, not all of which can be
 7   2,  52 |       result of coercion or other circumstances, can be hindered from doing
 8   2,  53 |           the light of historical circumstances by the Church's Magisterium,
 9   2,  56 |      latter, by taking account of circumstances and the situation, could
10   2,  59 |   application in concrete present circumstances. The judgment of conscience
11   2,  70 |         in themselves or in their circumstances, which would not engage
12   2,  74 |           the acting subject, the circumstances — and in particular the
13   2,  77 |    consequences are part of those circumstances of the act, which, while
14   2,  80 |         of the one acting and the circumstances. Consequently, without in
15   2,  80 |          on morality exercised by circumstances and especially by intentions,
16   2,  80 |      themselves, independently of circumstances, are always seriously wrong
17   2,  81 |           intention or particular circumstances can diminish their evil,
18   2,  81 |    justified?".134 ~Consequently, circumstances or intentions can never
19   3,  91 |          even in the most dire of circumstances, and the refusal to betray
20   3,  93 |         even in the most ordinary circumstances, the Christian is called,
21   3,  97 |        may sometimes be good, and circumstances frequently difficult, civil
22   3,  104|         to adapt it to particular circumstances. It is quite human for the
23   3,  117| situations, in the most varied of circumstances. And when Christians ask