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 1   1,  17  |          commandments as being a kind of incipient, imperfect
 2   1,  23  |          first and foremost as a kind of precept, because what
 3   2,  47  |        certain theologians, this kind of "biologistic or naturalistic
 4   2,  52  |       because the choice of this kind of behaviour is in no case
 5   2,  56  |          authors have proposed a kind of double status of moral
 6   2,  59  |     whether a certain particular kind of behaviour is in conformity
 7   2,  65  | deliberate choices of a concrete kind of behaviour. In some authors
 8   2,  65  |       the point where a concrete kind of behaviour, even one freely
 9   2,  67  |  deliberate choice of a specific kind of behaviour is in conformity
10   2,  74  |          of the moral life. This kind of investigation is legitimate
11   2,  77  |          choice of that concrete kind of behaviour is "according
12   2,  78  |          in fact a freely chosen kind of behaviour. To the extent
13   2,  80  |         life itself, such as any kind of homicide, genocide, abortion,
14   3,  112 |    consider as morally correct a kind of behaviour declared by
15 Conc,  120|         have compassion on every kind of weakness. She understands