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 1 Int,  4  |     particularly in the last two centuries, the Popes, whether
 2   1,  14 |      Jesus refers him to the two commandments of love of
 3   1,  14 |     cf. Lk 10:30-37). ~These two commandments, on which "
 4   2,  45 |    law "can be called law in two ways. First, the law of
 5   2,  46 | liberalism have led to these two terms being set in opposition,
 6   2,  50 |    and nature. Indeed, these two realities are harmoniously
 7   2,  65 |    clear disjunction between two levels of morality: on the
 8   2,  75 |   the values pursued, but in two ways: the values or goods
 9   2,  75 |    an act would be judged in two different ways: its moral "
10   3,  91 |     Susanna: in reply to the two unjust judges who threatened
11   3,  104|  failings. Here we encounter two different attitudes of the