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 1   2,  32     | development. Once the idea of a universal truth about the good, knowable
 2   2,  32     |        of which is to apply the universal knowledge of the good in
 3   2,  33     |      with an outright denial of universal human values, at least with
 4   2,  43     |      the eternal, objective and universal law by which God out of
 5   2,  51     |        rights and duties, it is universal in its precepts and its
 6   2,  52     |   calling and destiny".95 These universal and permanent laws correspond
 7   2,  53     |        adequate formulation for universal and permanent moral norms
 8   2,  55     |        meticulous observance of universal norms as to a creative and
 9   2,  59     |     discloses the objective and universal demands of the moral good,
10   2,  60     |        by the "divine law", the universal and objective norm of morality.
11   2,  61     |         him as a witness to the universal truth of the good, as well
12   2,  67     |       an action prohibited by a universal rule is concretely recognized,
13   2,  73(123)|     from God and is therefore a universal one, we are obliged to hold
14   2,  75     |       which, by contradicting a universal negative norm, directly
15   3,  85     |     today: how can obedience to universal and unchanging moral norms
16   3          |                                 Universal and unchanging moral norms
17   3,  95     |       firmness in defending the universal and permanent validity of
18   3,  96     |       firmness in defending the universal and unchanging moral norms
19   3,  96     | existence: only by obedience to universal moral norms does man find
20   3,  102    |      involve martyrdom. But, as universal and daily experience demonstrates,
21   3,  109    |   Church (cf Jn 14:16-17), "the universal body of the faithful who