Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   2,  13    |          add that the fundamental error of socialism is anthropological
 2   2,  17    | socio-economic consequences of an error which has even greater implications.
 3   2,  17    |          has been mentioned, this error consists in an understanding
 4   2,  17    |           of justice.48~This very error had extreme consequences
 5   4,  37    |           lies an anthropological error, which unfortunately is
 6   5,  44    |    consciousness, are exempt from error and can therefore arrogate


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 7   3,  57    | safeguards the People of God from error when "it shows universal


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
 8   5,  49    |       wrong turns and fallen into error. It is neither the task
 9   5,  49    |           sow the seed of serious error, confusing the pure and
10   5,  55(72)|    Vatican Council condemned this error, affirming on the one hand
11   7,  87    |             87. Eclecticism is an error of method, but lying hidden
12   7,  87    |         culture, the truth or the error which it expresses can invariably


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
13   2,    7   |     should be recognized that the error of early capitalism can
14   3,   13   |           contained a fundamental error, what we can call the error
15   3,   13   |       error, what we can call the error of economism, that of considering
16   3,   13   |         purpose. This fundamental error of thought can and must
17   3,   13   |         can and must be called an error of materialism, in that
18   3,   13   |         of what is material. ~The error of thinking in the categories
19   3,   13   |    ignored. It was this practical error that struck a blow first
20   3,   13   |         spoken of above. The same error, which is now part of history,
21   3,   13   |         radically overcoming this error is through adequate changes


Veritatis splendor
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22 Int,  1     |       itself. ~But no darkness of error or of sin can totally take
23   2,  30    |           particularly exposed to error, ambiguity or neglect. Yet
24   2,  62    |           from the possibility of error. As the Council puts it, "
25   2,  62    |     conscience the possibility of error is always present. Conscience
26   2,  62    |           make mistakes. However, error of conscience can be the
27   2,  63    |         to confuse a "subjective" error about moral good with the "
28   2,  63    |       ignorance or a non-culpable error of judgment may not be imputable
29   3,  103   |           would be a very serious error to conclude... that the