Centesimus annus
Chap., § 1 2, 18 | repudiation is understood, the concepts of "total war" and "class
2 2, 20 | doctrine) and Marxist-Leninist concepts and ideas — all these mingle
Dives in misericordia
Chap., § 3 1, 1| not only on the level of concepts but also in an integrally
4 1, 2| Testament, using various concepts and terms, already defined
5 2, 3| terms and the content of concepts, especially the content
6 2, 3| of the content of these concepts is the key to understanding
Fides et ratio
Chap., § 7 4, 39 | especially with regard to concepts such as the immortality
8 5, 51 | proliferation of systems, methods, concepts and philosophical theses
9 6, 65 | theology, who often adopt concepts and thought-forms drawn
10 6, 65 | not only to explain the concepts and terms used by the Church
11 6, 65 | may have influenced those concepts and terms, in order to formulate
12 6, 66 | in other words, through concepts formulated in a critical
13 6, 66 | moral theology, which employ concepts such as the moral law, conscience,
14 6, 75 | makes use of philosophical concepts and arguments. Indeed, to
15 7, 96 | development certain basic concepts retain their universal epistemological
16 7, 96 | objective value of many concepts does not exclude that their
Laborem exercens
Chap., § 17 3, 13| actual people behind these concepts be opposed to each other,
18 3, 14| dealing only with abstract concepts or "impersonal forces" operating
19 3, 14| production. Behind both concepts there are people, living,
Redemptor hominis
Chap., § 20 2, 12 | cultures, all ideological concepts, all people of good will.
21 3, 13 | various systems, ideological concepts of the world and regimes,
Slavorum apostoli
Chap., § 22 3, 11 | word of God in images and concepts that would sound familiar
23 3, 11 | notions and Greek theological concepts into a very different context
Sollicitudo rei socialis
Chap., § 24 3, 21 | development but rather between two concepts of the development of individuals
25 3, 21 | individuals and peoples both concepts being imperfect and in need
Ut unum sint
Chap., § 26 1, 19 | ideas of the Bible and the concepts of Greek theology in the
Veritatis splendor
Chap., § 27 3, 109| surpasses our telling. All our concepts fall short of its ultimately
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