Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   3,  26 |        economic and materialistic theories.~In the crisis of Marxism,


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
 2   5,  49 |        and when false and partial theories which sow the seed of serious
 3   5,  52 |          the centuries concerning theories which argued in favour of
 4   5,  54 |          made it clear that these theories had not been proposed and
 5   5,  54 |          come to understand these theories well, not only because diseases
 6   5,  54 |       because even in these false theories some truth is found at times,
 7   5,  54 |          because in the end these theories provoke a more discriminating
 8   5,  57 |         mistakes of philosophical theories. With no less concern it
 9   7,  81 |       about meaning. The array of theories which vie to give an answer,


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
10   3,   13|           philosophy and economic theories of the eighteenth century;


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
11   5,  42 |           life and action than in theories. The witness of a Christian


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
12   1,  27 |          which new tendencies and theories have developed, the Magisterium,
13   2,  33 |       should also be made here of theories which misuse scientific
14   2,  33 |        present in humanity, these theories end up, if not with an outright
15   2,  51 |        from certain philosophical theories which are highly influential
16   2,  74 |     Magisterium. ~Certain ethical theories, called "teleological",
17   2,  75 |     behaviour. According to these theories, free will would neither
18   2,  75 |          The teleological ethical theories (proportionalism, consequentialism),
19   2,  76 |                         76. These theories can gain a certain persuasive
20   2,  76 | ultimately be dehumanizing. ~Such theories however are not faithful
21   2,  76 |     divine and natural law. These theories cannot claim to be grounded
22   2,  77 |         right moral decision, the theories mentioned above take account
23   2,  79 |  teleological and proportionalist theories, which holds that it is
24   2,  83 | Consequently, she must reject the theories set forth above, which contradict
25   2,  83 |        dangers of certain ethical theories. We must first of all show
26   3,  84 |          question which the moral theories mentioned above pose in
27   3,  85 |           regard to these ethical theories is not simply limited to
28   3,  90 |          proportionalist" ethical theories, which deny the existence