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 1 Int,  1      |   ask the ultimate religious questions. Rather, it spurs us on
 2 Int,  2      |  escape from the fundamental questions: What must I do? How do
 3 Int,  2      | answer to every one of man's questions, his religious and moral
 4 Int,  2      |      his religious and moral questions in particular, is given
 5 Int,  4      |     Theology, with regard to questions of the greatest importance
 6 Int,  4      |    is frequently heard which questions the intrinsic and unbreakable
 7 Int,  5      |     with certain fundamental questions regarding the Church's moral
 8   1,  7      |      the Redeemer of man and questions him about morality. For
 9   1,  8      |      prompted within him new questions about moral good. He feels
10   1,  8      |      him the answer to their questions about what is good and what
11   1,  27     |  souls".42 ~Precisely on the questions frequently debated in moral
12   2,  29     |     to the sensitivities and questions of our contemporaries. The
13   2,  30     |    tend?".50 These and other questions, such as: what is freedom
14   2,  30     |    controversial and complex questions. This light and power also
15   2,  33     |     modern culture radically questions the very existence of this
16   2,  48     |   place of the human body in questions of natural law. ~A freedom
17   2,  52(94) |       Declaration on Certain Questions Concerning Sexual Ethics
18   2,  55     |    Magisterium in many moral questions; for them, the Church's
19   2,  64     |      she pronounces on moral questions, in no way undermines the
20   2,  64     | especially in more difficult questions, to attain the truth with
21   2,  68(113)|       Declaration on Certain Questions regarding Sexual Ethics
22   3,  117    |    people ask the Church the questions raised by their consciences,