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 1    1,   1    |             all the dimensions of the human person, has always expressed
 2    1,   1    |        rational reflection and of the human sciences, to their vocation
 3    2,   6    |             Indeed, nothing genuinely human fails to raise an echo in
 4    2,   6    | underdevelopment in which millions of human beings live.~This poverty
 5    2,   7    |      civilization which contribute to human liberation,14 without failing
 6    2,   9    |               ones; the multitudes of human beings who lack the goods
 7    2,   9    |           spiritual dimensions of the human being.26~
 8    2,  10    |        concern for the "spiritual and human development of all" instead
 9    3,  12    |        efforts with her religious and human inspiration in order to
10    3,  13    |              these various religious, human, economic and technical
11    3,  13    |          other words, real and unique human persons, who are suffering
12    3,  14    |            that the major part of the human race lives.~Looking at all
13    3,  14    |             that is, the unity of the human race, is seriously compromised.
14    3,  14    |             of the unity of the whole human race 32 cannot remain indifference.~
15    3,  15    |           denial or the limitation of human rights - as for example
16    3,  15    |              these not impoverish the human person as much as, if not
17    3,  15    |             really development on the human level?~In brief, modern
18    3,  15    |        cultural, political and simply human, as was indicated twenty
19    3,  17    |            focused on the millions of human beings lacking adequate
20    3,  17    |            social, cultural or simply human in nature. Given the extent
21    3,  19(38)|                 At the Service of the Human Community: An Ethical Approach
22    3,  19(40)|        document At the Service of the Human Community: An Ethical Approach
23    3,  22    |            for the common good of the human race, to the detriment especially
24    3,  23    |               the task of alleviating human misery, then we are up against
25    3,  24    |             world with regard to true human needs and the employment
26    3,  24    |              lead all towards a "more human" life, as envisaged by the
27    3,  24(42)|                 At the Service of the Human Community: An Ethical Approach
28    3,  25    |             and perverse idea of true human development.~
29    3,  26    |          dignity and of that of every human being. This awareness is
30    3,  26    |              more lively concern that human rights should be respected,
31    3,  26    |       exercised by the Declaration of Human Rights, promulgated some
32    3,  26    |           said, still in the field of human rights, of other juridical
33    3,  26(47)|                                   Cf. Human Rights: Collection of International
34    3,  26(48)|              improved conditions, the human and spiritual progress of
35    3,  26    |             with respect to the great human problems such as development
36    4         |                         IV. AUTHENTIC HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ~
37    4,  27    |               certain conditions, the human race were able to progress
38    4,  28    |         enough for the realization of human happiness. Nor, in consequence,
39    4,  28    |          towards the true good of the human race, it easily turns against
40    4,  28    |             itself, nor of some other human being who is poorer.~All
41    4,  28    |             not in itself perfect the human subject, unless it contributes
42    4,  28    |             to the realization of the human vocation as such.~Of course,
43    4,  28    |              in realizing their basic human vocation because they are
44    4,  28    |       development, one which is "more human" and able to sustain itself
45    4,  29    |              and as a response to the human vocation, which is fully
46    4,  29    |            things and the products of human industry, but rather in
47    4,  29    |           transcendent reality of the human being, a reality which is
48    4,  30    |            all this plants within the human being - man and woman -
49    4,  30    |              17-26).~The story of the human race described by Sacred
50    4,  30    |              development of the whole human being and of all people."55~
51    4,  31    |     collective effort to raise up the human condition and to overcome
52    4,  31    |             and which jeopardizes our human achievements, is conquered
53    4,  31    |          characteristics of authentic human development. Through her
54    4,  31    |             of the unity of the whole human race."57~Some Fathers of
55    4,  31    |             meaning of history and of human work, directed towards a
56    4,  31    |          perennial value of authentic human achievements, inasmuch as
57    4,  32    |              this pursuit of integral human development we can also
58    4,  32    |             whole person and of every human being is in fact a duty
59    4,  33    |               not respect and promote human rights - personal and social,
60    4,  33    |       development easily subjects the human person and his deepest needs
61    4,  33    |           development and respect for human rights once again reveals
62    4,  33    |             the specific needs of the human being - man or woman, child,
63    4,  33    |          transcendent vocation of the human being, beginning with the
64    4,  33    |          truth and good proper to the human person. Furthermore the
65    4,  33(62)|         nationality, can live a fully human life, freed from servitude
66    5,  37    |              with the absolutizing of human attitudes with all its possible
67    5,  37    |            precisely, on the level of human conduct, the path to be
68    5,  38    |              the intrinsic frailty of human resolutions and achievements,
69    5,  38    |              profound attitudes which human beings can make into absolute
70    5,  38    |      responsible for ensuring a "more human life" for their fellow human
71    5,  38    |          human life" for their fellow human beings, whether or not they
72    5,  38    |                with even the remotest human communities, and with nature
73    5,  38    |          injustices and violations of human rights committed in distant
74    5,  39    |             meant for all. That which human industry produces through
75    5,  40    |           neighbor is then not only a human being with his or her own
76    5,  40    |               interpreting it. Beyond human and natural bonds, already
77    5,  40    |             model of the unity of the human race, which must ultimately
78    5,  40    |           through the exercise of the human and Christian solidarity
79    6,  41    |              the other, provided that human dignity is properly respected
80    6,  41    |              the complex realities of human existence, in society and
81    6,  42    |              to keep in mind the true human dimension as a priority
82    6,  42    |               deprived of fundamental human rights, in particular the
83    6,  44    |          respect for the promotion of human rights - is the necessary
84    7,  46    |            them from enjoying a "more human life."~Recently, in the
85    7,  46    |              to authentic liberation. Human beings are totally free
86    7,  47    |      committing -  there exist in the human person sufficient qualities
87    7,  47    |         urgent needs of multitudes of human beings submerged in conditions
88    7,  47    |           stake is the dignity of the human person, whose defense and
89    7,  47    |               the very dignity of the human person, the indestructible
90    7,  48    |             make people's lives "more human," nothing will be lost or
91    7,  48    |           nature and our enterprise - human dignity, fraternal communion,
92    7,  48    |             the earth and the work of human hands - the bread and wine -
93    7,  49    |               arms race, contempt for human rights, and situations or
94    7,  49    |        justice and equality for every human being, an end to all division
95    7,  49    |             end to all division and a human society built on love and