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 1   1,  15     |           commandments must not be understood as a minimum limit not to
 2   1,  17     |            young man in the Gospel understood the profound and challenging
 3   2,  46     |          of freedom. Human nature, understood in this way, could be reduced
 4   2,  50     |          of the natural law can be understood: it refers to man's proper
 5   2,  50     |         God. ~The natural law thus understood does not allow for any division
 6   2,  53     |          relevance, of making them understood and of authentically interpreting
 7   2,  53(100)|            needs to be more deeply understood and set forth in a way adapted
 8   2,  65     |        actions are to be correctly understood and evaluated. According
 9   2,  67     |         soul. A fundamental option understood without explicit consideration
10   2,  67     | orientation or fundamental option, understood as an intention devoid of
11 Conc,  119   |          Christian morality can be understood by everyone, even the least