Centesimus annus
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1 4, 33 | situations in which the rules of the earliest period of
2 5, 48 | those who argued against any rules in the economic sphere.
Evangelium vitae
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3 1, 20 | are generally seen as the rules of democracy. Really, what
4 1, 22 | leads to a freedom without rules and when it leaves man in "
Fides et ratio
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5 2, 18 | must respect certain basic rules. The first of these is that
6 2, 18 | recognize.~In abandoning these rules, the human being runs the
7 6, 73 | in keeping with its own rules—can only help to understand
8 6, 75 | enterprise, obeying its own rules and employing the powers
9 6, 79 | philosophy must obey its own rules and be based upon its own
10 7, 97 | faith as nothing more than rules of conduct, has already
11 Conc, 104 | and in keeping with its rules, and guided always by the
Redemptor hominis
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12 4, 20 | rigorously the liturgical rules and everything that is a
Ut unum sint
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13 1, 24(47)| CHURCHES, Constitution and Rules, III, 1.~
Veritatis splendor
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14 1, 7 | question is not so much about rules to be followed, but about
15 1, 13 | false witness" are moral rules formulated in terms of prohibitions.
16 1, 16 | with certain particular rules of behaviour. Rather, they
17 1, 26 | ethical teaching with precise rules of behaviour. This is seen
18 2, 51 | immutability. "Where then are these rules written", Saint Augustine
19 2, 68 | specific moral norms or rules. By virtue of a primordial
20 3, 97 | constitute the indispensable rules of all social life. ~These
21 3, 97 | behaviour. The fundamental moral rules of social life thus entail
22 3, 113 | established by following the rules and deliberative procedures
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