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 1 Int,  4  | traditional moral doctrine, on the basis of certain anthropological
 2 Int,  4  |          were to be decided on the basis of faith alone, while in
 3   2,  40 |        creates moral norms, on the basis of historical contingencies
 4   2,  47 |       human behaviour, and, on the basis of this, an attempt would
 5   2,  47 |         was, they maintain, on the basis of a naturalistic understanding
 6   2,  56 |          could legitimately be the basis of certain exceptions to
 7   2,  56 |          and what is evil. On this basis, an attempt is made to legitimize
 8   2,  60 |      prohibitions which are at the basis of human behaviour".106 ~
 9   2,  65 |         right or wrong only on the basis of a technical calculation
10   2,  75 |             would be judged on the basis of the subject's intention
11   2,  75 |         and its "rightness" on the basis of a consideration of its
12   2,  76 |         economic activities on the basis of a calculation of resources
13   2,  77 |     obligation be justified on the basis of such debatable calculations? ~
14   2,  78 |       order, to be assessed on the basis of its ability to bring
15   3,  86 |      creaturely image which is the basis of the dignity of the person.
16   3,  96 |            and develop only on the basis of the equality of all its
17   3,  101|         are not observed, the very basis of political coexistence
18   3,  106|      rather as approaches having a basis in theory and claiming full