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 1    2,   8    |              that is, directed towards moral conduct. ~In consequence,
 2    2,   9    |              first of all points out a moral fact, one which has its
 3    2,   9    |                 which is the source of moral decisions.~In this framework,
 4    2,   9    |            question, but rather in the moral evaluation of this reality.
 5    2,   9    |               are Christians, have the moral obligation, according to
 6    2,   9    |         translates more succinctly the moral obligation as the "duty
 7    2,   9    |       departing from the lines of this moral vision, the originality
 8    3,  14    |                 undoubtedly conceals a moral content, before which the
 9    3,  23    |             also a real desertion of a moral obligation. ~
10    3,  24    |              it must be added that the moral judgment is even more severe.
11    3,  26    | interdependence and transfer it to the moral plane. Today perhaps more
12    3,  26    |             mentioned testify to a new moral concern, particularly with
13    4,  28    |                disposal is guided by a moral understanding and by an
14    4,  28(51)|               the most evident form of moral underdevelopment"; cf. also
15    4,  33    |          rights once again reveals the moral character of development:
16    4,  33    |               rigorous respect for the moral, cultural and spiritual
17    4,  33    |            under whatever pretext. The moral character of development
18    4,  34    |                        34. Nor can the moral character of development
19    4,  34    |               must include respect for moral demands. One of the latter
20    4,  34    |            biological laws but also to moral ones, which cannot be violated
21    4,  34    |           alert our consciences to the moral dimension of development.63 ~
22    5,  35    |             because of the essentially moral character of development,
23    5,  35    |            development likewise have a moral character. If in the years
24    5,  35    |            necessary to single out the moral causes which, with respect
25    5,  35    |                by means of essentially moral decisions. For believers,
26    5,  36    |              an echo of an ethical and moral nature. Man's condition
27    5,  36(65)|               in itself the subject of moral acts. Hence a situation
28    5,  37    |       considered in the light of these moral criteria, we would see that
29    5,  37    |         peoples: it is a question of a moral evil, the fruit of many
30    5,  38    |         journey involves, above all, a moral value which men and women
31    5,  38    |           toward the overcoming of the moral obstacles to development,
32    5,  38    |              point to the positive and moral value of the growing awareness
33    5,  38    |            awareness, thus acquiring a moral connotation.~It is above
34    5,  38    |            elements, and accepted as a moral category. When interdependence
35    5,  38    |              correlative response as a moral and social attitude, as
36    5,  39    |           nations must have a sense of moral responsibility for the other
37    6,  41    |                facing us are above all moral questions; and that neither
38    6,  41    |           theology and particularly of moral theology.~The teaching and