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1 Int,  2  |      The Church remains deeply conscious of her "duty in every age
2   1,  16 | addresses in his final answer. Conscious of the young man's yearning
3   2,  42 |    requires man to act through conscious and free choice, as motivated
4   2,  65 |     not through a specific and conscious decision on the level of
5   2,  67 |      brought into play through conscious and free decisions. Precisely
6   2,  67 |     man engages his freedom in conscious decisions to the contrary,
7   2,  69 |      of becoming the object of conscious awareness. Consequently,
8   2,  73 |     must be rational and free, conscious and deliberate, by virtue
9   3,  113|    moral doctrine involves the conscious acceptance of these intellectual,