Dives in misericordia
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 1   5,    8   |        world was untainted by the disobedience of Adam and the inheritance


Dominum et vivificantem
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 2   2,  33    |            when he contrasts the "disobedience" of the first Adam with
 3   2,  33    |     conscience - first of all as "disobedience," that is, as opposition
 4   2,  33    |        will of God. This original disobedience presupposes a rejection,
 5   2,  33    |          can understand that the "disobedience" in the mystery of the beginning
 6   2,  33    |  expresses itself in practice as "disobedience," in an act committed as
 7   2,  36    |   original form is understood as "disobedience," and this means simply
 8   2,  36    |        the ultimate roots of this disobedience are to be sought in the
 9   2,  36    |      knowing good and evil."137 ~"Disobedience" means precisely going beyond
10   2,  36    |         in man and in the world. "Disobedience," as the original dimension
11   2,  37    |       judged,"141 and the evil of disobedience on the part of man. ~Man'
12   2,  37    |           the part of man. ~Man's disobedience, nevertheless, always means
13   2,  37    |     conscious choice is not only "disobedience" but also involves a certain
14   2,  37    |      motivation of man's original disobedience, except the one who alone
15   2,  39    |            by making up for man's disobedience, accomplishes the redemption


Evangelium vitae
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16   2,  36    | fulfilment in Christ. Whereas the disobedience of Adam had ruined and marred
17   3,  57    |         is in fact a grave act of disobedience to the moral law, and indeed


Fides et ratio
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18   2,  22    |       Creator. But because of the disobedience by which man and woman chose
19   2,  22    |          caught up in this primal disobedience, which so wounded reason
20   4,  43    |     limitations deriving from the disobedience of sin and finds the strength


Laborem exercens
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21   5,   27   |        Apostle contrasts with the disobedience which from the beginning


Redemptoris Mater
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22   1,  13(30)|          and destroy the virginal disobedience by means of virginal obedience":
23   1,  19    |           the counterpoise to the disobedience and disbelief embodied in
24   1,  19    |       Gentium: "The knot of Eve's disobedience was untied by Mary's obedience;


Veritatis splendor
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25   2,  70    |           way, as in every act of disobedience to God's commandments in