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 1   1,  18|               burden, and indeed as a denial or at least a restriction
 2   2,  32|              individualism leads to a denial of the very idea of human
 3   2,  33|               if not with an outright denial of universal human values,
 4   2,  36|              of thought have led to a denial, in opposition to Sacred
 5   2,  37|             has then led to an actual denial that there exists, in Divine
 6   2,  37|            this way also involves the denial of a specific doctrinal
 7   2,  40|              this autonomy to imply a denial of the participation of
 8   2,  41|               morality were to mean a denial of man's self-determination
 9   2,  46|           represents a limitation and denial of freedom. For others,
10   2,  70|               option, thus involves a denial of Catholic doctrine on
11   3,  99|       Totalitarianism arises out of a denial of truth in the objective
12   3,  99| totalitarianism is to be found in the denial of the transcendent dignity