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 1   2,  37 |       directives which are truly "objective", that is, adapted to the
 2   2,  43 |          law itself, the eternal, objective and universal law by which
 3   2,  53 |        and thus the existence of "objective norms of morality" 96 valid
 4   2,  55 |         are not so much a binding objective criterion for judgments
 5   2,  59 |         natural law discloses the objective and universal demands of
 6   2,  59 |      voluntary act, "applying the objective law to a particular case".105 ~
 7   2,  60 |           law", the universal and objective norm of morality. The judgment
 8   2,  60 |           obedience vis-à-vis the objective norm which establishes and
 9   2,  61 | liberation of the conscience from objective truth, in favour of an alleged
10   2,  62 |        not in conformity with the objective moral order, it continues
11   2,  63 |           it is a question of the objective truth received by man; in
12   2,  63 |        about moral good with the "objective" truth rationally proposed
13   2,  75 |         of its exercise, from its objective reference to the truth about
14   2,  75 |       theology would not imply an objective moral evil. ~
15   2,  82 |       affirm the existence of an "objective moral order"135 and to establish
16   3,  99 |          a denial of truth in the objective sense. If there is no transcendent
17   3,  101|       value of the person and the objective moral demands of the functioning