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Centesimus annus
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1 4, 30 | the sense that they can profit not only the owners but
2 4, 35 | acknowledges the legitimate role of profit as an indication that a
3 4, 35 | well. When a firm makes a profit, this means that productive
4 4, 35 | is not simply to make a profit, but is to be found in its
5 4, 35 | of the whole of society. Profit is a regulator of the life
6 4, 43 | in an effort to gain a profit which is not the result
Dominum et vivificantem
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7 2, 43 | treated as mere tools for profit, rather than as free and
Evangelium vitae
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8 4 | What does it profit, my brethren, if a man says
9 4, 87 | admonishes us: "What does it profit, my brethren, if a man says
10 4, 87 | for the body, what does it profit? So faith by itself, if
Fides et ratio
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11 1, 14 | which I could gain some profit; but it would then present
Laborem exercens
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12 3, 11| the principle of maximum profit, tried to establish the
13 4, 17| the criterion of maximum profit. On the contrary, it is
Redemptor hominis
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14 3, 16 | trying to draw the maximum profit and, on the other hand,
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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15 2, 10 | the quest for individual profit, peace would be possible
16 4, 33 | economic planning and selfish profit. ~The intrinsic connection
17 4, 33 | values: "For what will it profit a man, if he gains the whole
18 5, 37 | all-consuming desire for profit, and on the other, the thirst
19 5, 38 | development is that desire for profit and that thirst for power
20 6, 43 | the world at considerable profit for the companies engaged
21 7, 47 | the desire for excessive profit and power, one may also
Ut unum sint
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22 2, 58 | itself and the spiritual profit of souls are urgently at
Veritatis splendor
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23 2, 80 | labourers as mere instruments of profit, and not as free responsible
24 3, 92 | most sternly: "What does it profit a man, to gain the whole
25 3, 100| use-value or a source of profit is a sin against their dignity
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