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 1 Int,  4   |            4. At all times, but particularly in the last two centuries,
 2   1,  12  |       in the history of Israel, particularly in the "ten words", the
 3   1,  15  |     commandments to fulfilment, particularly the commandment of love
 4   2,  29  | contemporaries. The Church, and particularly the Bishops, to whom Jesus
 5   2,  30  |     teaching which today appear particularly exposed to error, ambiguity
 6   2,  31  |   Certainly people today have a particularly strong sense of freedom.
 7   2,  39  |    concept of autonomy produces particularly baneful effects, and eventually
 8   2,  46  |         to the natural law, and particularly with regard to nature. Debates
 9   2,  47  |       the Church's Magisterium, particularly those dealing with the area
10   3,  84  |       mentioned above pose in a particularly forceful way is that of
11   3,  90  |    exception, is confirmed in a particularly eloquent way by Christian
12   3,  95  |      intolerable intransigence, particularly with regard to the enormously
13   3,  99  |       thus of the commandments, particularly those negative commandments
14   3,  99  |        field... of theology and particularly of moral theology" 156 —
15   3,  105 |      this attitude is expressed particularly in the attempt to adapt
16   3,  109 |        of faith (cf 2 Tim 1:6), particularly through an ever deeper reflection,
17   3,  109 |      the mission of the Church, particularly in its prophetic mission".171
18   3,  114 |         of the People of God is particularly incumbent upon the Church'
19   3,  115 |         the moral commandments, particularly those which prohibit always
20 Conc,  119|     even the least learned, but particularly those who are able to preserve