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 1 1 |        of fundamental truths and values and at the same time as
 2 4 |        the ultimate basis of all values; only he gives the definitive
 3 4 |         in him and him alone all values have their first source
 4 4 |         end".(11) Only in him do values and their authenticity and
 5 4 |   God-the whole world of created values remains as it were suspended
 6 4 |         Hence the question about values; hence the question about
 7 6 |   conscience, the level of moral values: the conscience is the most
 8 6 |        conscience, through moral values, imprints the most expressive
 9 7 |   evangelical moral code, to the values of which so many individuals
10 8 |   showing the primacy of eternal values over the elusive and sometimes
11 8 |          and sometimes ambiguous values of the society in which
12 9 |         up a particular order of values (also called a "hierarchy
13 9 |      also called a "hierarchy of values"), from which emerges an
14 11|         inheriting faith and the values and elements that make up
15 12|        which great and important values are learned: it has an eloquence
16 13| skepticism regarding traditional values, which can easily degenerate