Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 1   3,  56 |  emphasizes in the interior and subjective dimension as tension, struggle


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 2   1,  12 |      can sometimes mitigate the subjective responsibility of individuals,
 3   1,  18 |        even to a notable degree subjective responsibility and the consequent
 4   1,  19 |     good and evil, but only his subjective and changeable opinion or,
 5   3,  66 |      thus lessening or removing subjective responsibility, suicide,


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
 6   4,  47 |         aim the attainment of a subjective certainty or a pragmatic
 7   6,  76 |       two aspects. The first is subjective, in the sense that faith


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
 8   2,    6|                  6. Work in the Subjective Sense: Man as the Subject
 9   2,    6|        attention on work in the subjective sense, much more than we
10   2,    6|       person, that is to say, a subjective being capable of acting
11   2,    6|         an understanding of its subjective dimension. Understood as
12   2,    6|    certain sense, refers to the subjective dimension even more than
13   2,    6|         sought primarily in the subjective dimension, not in the objective
14   2,    6|         the pre-eminence of the subjective meaning of work over the
15   2,    7|    dimension of work, while the subjective dimension - everything in
16   2,    8|      Novarum in relation to the subjective dimension of work. Although
17   2,   10| important for human work in its subjective dimension. And this dimension,
18   2,   10|     objective dimension. In the subjective dimension there is realized,
19   2,   10|         the upper hand over the subjective dimension, depriving man
20   4,   20|       that which determines the subjective character of work in each
21   4,   21|      work, on the objective and subjective dimension of human work,
22   4,   22|        concept of labour in the subjective sense will produce a situation
23   5,   24|        sense. Since work in its subjective aspect is always a personal


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
24 Int,  4  |      judgment of the individual subjective conscience or to the diversity
25   2,  63 |        acceptable to confuse a "subjective" error about moral good
26   2,  70 |    which influence the sinner's subjective imputability. But from a
27   2,  73 |   ultimate end is not something subjective, dependent solely upon one'
28   3,  104|        failings, whatever their subjective justifications, a confirmation