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 1 Int,  5  |   debated by ethicists and moral theologians. The specific purpose of
 2   2,  29 |          Council also encouraged theologians, "while respecting the methods
 3   2,  29 |       faithful, but addressed to theologians in particular: "The faithful
 4   2,  29 |    culture".47 ~The work of many theologians who found support in the
 5   2,  29 |         this work, and encourage theologians to continue their efforts,
 6   2,  37 | Christian context, certain moral theologians have introduced a sharp
 7   2,  47 |      norms. According to certain theologians, this kind of "biologistic
 8   2,  47 |        the opinion of these same theologians, a morally negative evaluation
 9   2,  55 | According to the opinion of some theologians, the function of conscience
10   2,  65 |           In the opinion of some theologians, none of these goods, which
11   2,  69 |         option has also led some theologians to undertake a basic revision
12   2,  69 |       option. According to these theologians, mortal sin, which separates
13   2,  78 |           As the Patron of moral theologians and confessors teaches: "
14   3,  108|   responsibility proper to moral theologians. ~
15   3      |             The service of moral theologians ~
16   3,  110|        by the Magisterium, moral theologians are called to develop a
17   3,  110|         s ultimate end.174 Moral theologians are to set forth the Church'
18   3,  110|        hierarchical Magisterium, theologians will be deeply concerned
19   3,  111|          The service which moral theologians are called to provide at
20   3,  111|       society and culture. Moral theologians have the task, in close
21   3,  113|          responsibilities. Moral theologians, who have accepted the charge
22   3,  116|      task we are all assisted by theologians; even so, theological opinions