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 1    2,   9|     which is the source of moral decisions.~In this framework, the
 2    2,   9|       consideration, in personal decisions and decisions of government,
 3    2,   9|        in personal decisions and decisions of government, this relationship
 4    3,  24|           as happens today, such decisions and such actions, which
 5    5,  35|   motives also enter in. For the decisions which either accelerate
 6    5,  35|     necessary concrete political decisions, ought to help lead peoples
 7    5,  35|       means of essentially moral decisions. For believers, and especially
 8    5,  35| especially for Christians, these decisions will take their inspiration
 9    5,  36|          and "imprudent economic decisions." And in each of these evaluations
10    5,  37|       that hidden behind certain decisions, apparently inspired only
11    6,  42|       living, and to the logical decisions to be made concerning the
12    6,  42| preference for the poor, and the decisions which it inspires in us,
13    6,  42|        daily life as well as our decisions in the political and economic
14    7,  47|        to economic and political decisions and by personal commitment