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 1 Int,  5  |   importance in facing what is certainly a genuine crisis, since
 2   1,  14 |                       14. This certainly does not mean that Christ
 3   2,  29 |   sound teaching" (2 Tim 4:3). Certainly the Church's Magisterium
 4   2,  31 | crucial issue: human freedom. ~Certainly people today have a particularly
 5   2,  31 |     the journey of conscience, certainly represents one of the positive
 6   2,  35 |       to God alone. The man is certainly free, inasmuch as he can
 7   2,  36 | theology. While the latter has certainly never attempted to set human
 8   2,  53 |        in the future? ~It must certainly be admitted that man always
 9   2,  53 |  towards God and neighbour.98 ~Certainly there is a need to seek
10   2,  62 |     the erroneous conscience. ~Certainly, in order to have a "good
11   2,  64 |        God's law in general is certainly necessary, but it is not
12   2,  77 |  consequences of human action. Certainly there is need to take into
13   3,  95 |      And this does not result, certainly, from concealing or weakening
14   3,  98 |         honesty and openness. ~Certainly there is a long and difficult
15   3,  102|       own dignity as a person. Certainly, maintaining a harmony between
16   3,  111|        mystical theology".176 ~Certainly moral theology and its teaching
17   3,  113|      democracy, moral teaching certainly cannot depend simply upon