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 1   1,  27|          which new tendencies and theories have developed, the Magisterium,
 2   2,  33|       should also be made here of theories which misuse scientific
 3   2,  33|        present in humanity, these theories end up, if not with an outright
 4   2,  51|        from certain philosophical theories which are highly influential
 5   2,  74|     Magisterium. ~Certain ethical theories, called "teleological",
 6   2,  75|     behaviour. According to these theories, free will would neither
 7   2,  75|          The teleological ethical theories (proportionalism, consequentialism),
 8   2,  76|                         76. These theories can gain a certain persuasive
 9   2,  76| ultimately be dehumanizing. ~Such theories however are not faithful
10   2,  76|     divine and natural law. These theories cannot claim to be grounded
11   2,  77|         right moral decision, the theories mentioned above take account
12   2,  79|  teleological and proportionalist theories, which holds that it is
13   2,  83| Consequently, she must reject the theories set forth above, which contradict
14   2,  83|        dangers of certain ethical theories. We must first of all show
15   3,  84|          question which the moral theories mentioned above pose in
16   3,  85|           regard to these ethical theories is not simply limited to
17   3,  90|          proportionalist" ethical theories, which deny the existence