Centesimus annus
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1 3, 25 | understand human reality. Man tends towards good, but he is
2 5, 44 | takes over, and each person tends to make full use of the
3 5, 45 | the totalitarian State tends to absorb within itself
Dives in misericordia
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4 1, 2| God of mercy, and in fact tends to exclude from life and
5 5, 7| love, flows from it and tends towards it. In the passion
6 6, 12| justice, which by its nature tends to establish equality and
Evangelium vitae
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7 1, 12 | those who are more favoured tends to be looked upon as an
8 1, 19 | mention the mentality which tends to equate personal dignity
9 3, 58 | interruption of pregnancy", which tends to hide abortion's true
Fides et ratio
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10 Int, 3 | true cultural treasure, tends to find voice and develop
11 2, 16 | of the modern world which tends more to distinguish different
12 5, 55 | tendency is a “biblicism” which tends to make the reading and
13 7, 87 | theological enquiry, historicism tends to appear for the most part
Laborem exercens
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14 2, 8| plants, when the machine tends to dominate man - was important
Redemptoris missio
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15 2, 17 | In this view, the kingdom tends to become something completely
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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16 3, 18 | universal in character and tends to proliferate, is a very
17 3, 20 | geopolitical. Each of the two blocs tends to assimilate or gather
Ut unum sint
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18 1, 22 | converge once more because it tends towards that Source of its
19 2, 42 | expression separated brethren tends to be replaced today by
20 3, 79 | opposition or a defeatism which tends to see everything in negative
Veritatis splendor
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21 1, 18 | charity, which spontaneously tends towards that perfection
22 2, 65 | some authors this division tends to become a separation,
23 3, 99 | takes over, and each person tends to make full use of the
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