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 1 Int,  5  |         as a sure and authentic reference text for teaching Catholic
 2   2,  36 |    identifying moral norms with reference to specific "innerworldly"
 3   2,  39 |        man can use them without reference to their Creator".67 With
 4   2,  44 |       The Church has often made reference to the Thomistic doctrine
 5   2,  48 |       not be able to constitute reference points for moral decisions,
 6   2,  50 |         a moral significance in reference to the good of the person,
 7   2,  50 |   witness to the truth. Only in reference to the human person in his "
 8   2,  53 |       render meaningless Jesus' reference to the "beginning", precisely
 9   2,  60 |       the practical reason with reference to the supreme good, whose
10   2,  67 |         choice always implies a reference by the deliberate will to
11   2,  72 |           Jesus' answer and his reference to the commandments also
12   2,  74 |     would be judged without any reference to the man's true ultimate
13   2,  75 |    exercise, from its objective reference to the truth about the good,
14   2,  75 |      the subject's intention in reference to moral goods, and its "
15   2,  80 | intrinsically evil acts, and in reference to contraceptive practices
16   3,  101|     would remove any sure moral reference point from political and