Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   1,  4  |       laws, or, conversely, by a deliberate lack of any intervention.


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 2   3,  57 |    universal Magisterium. 51~The deliberate decision to deprive an innocent
 3   3,  58 |         procured abortion is the deliberate and direct killing, by whatever
 4   3,  58 |    tragic, can never justify the deliberate killing of an innocent human
 5   3,  61 |          address the question of deliberate abortion and so do not directly
 6   3,  62 |        disorder, since it is the deliberate killing of an innocent human
 7   3,  65 |          of God, since it is the deliberate and morally unacceptable


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
 8   2,  40 |      source and cause of his own deliberate acts. On the other hand,
 9   2,  49 |         willing agent and in the deliberate act, they stand or fall
10   2,  65 |       the fundamental option and deliberate choices of a concrete kind
11   2,  67 |        acting and in each of his deliberate decisions. In point of fact,
12   2,  67 | consideration whether or not the deliberate choice of a specific kind
13   2,  67 |       implies a reference by the deliberate will to the goods and evils
14   2,  70 |          with full knowledge and deliberate consent".116 ~The statement
15   2,  70 | condition is "full awareness and deliberate consent". In any event,
16   2,  70 |        lack of full awareness or deliberate consent on the part of the
17   2,  70 |          fundamental option from deliberate choices of particular kinds
18   2,  71 |         the extent that they are deliberate choices, they give moral
19   2,  73 |         since it consists in the deliberate ordering of human acts to
20   2,  73 |          and free, conscious and deliberate, by virtue of which man
21   2,  75 |       exceptions. ~In this view, deliberate consent to certain kinds
22   2      |                The object of the deliberate act ~
23   2,  76 |        justify, as morally good, deliberate choices of kinds of behaviour
24   2,  78 |         rationally chosen by the deliberate will, as is borne out by
25   2,  78 |        is the proximate end of a deliberate decision which determines
26   2,  79 |     species — its "object" — the deliberate choice of certain kinds
27   2,  82 |     according to its species the deliberate choice of certain kinds
28   3,  100|         to human dignity: theft, deliberate retention of goods lent