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 1 Int,  3  |        touches every person; it involves all people, even those who
 2   1,  19 | commandment. More radically, it involves holding fast to the very
 3   2,  37 |      conceived in this way also involves the denial of a specific
 4   2,  37 |        autonomy of human reason involves positions incompatible with
 5   2,  38 |         task for man, one which involves his freedom in obedience
 6   2,  51 |          truth" the natural law involves universality. Inasmuch as
 7   2,  70 |        engage that option, thus involves a denial of Catholic doctrine
 8   2,  78 |   choose, because choosing them involves a disorder of the will,
 9   3,  106|       faith and Christian life, involves not only the loss of faith
10   3,  107|      new evangelization" — also involves the proclamation and presentation
11   3,  111|   Church's morality necessarily involves a normative dimension, moral
12   3,  113|         Teaching moral doctrine involves the conscious acceptance