Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   3,  22 |    historical process new forms of democracy have emerged which offer
 2   5,  46 |        ideological ends.~Authentic democracy is possible only in a State
 3   5,  46 |            history demonstrates, a democracy without values easily turns
 4   5,  47 |    reforming their systems to give democracy an authentic and solid foundation


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 5   1,  20 |         stronger part. In this way democracy, contradicting its own principles,
 6   1,  20 |     generally seen as the rules of democracy. Really, what we have here
 7   3,  70 |          an essential condition of democracy, inasmuch as it alone is
 8   3,  70 | legitimated by popular consensus? ~Democracy cannot be idolized to the
 9   3,  70 |         immorality. Fundamentally, democracy is a "system" and as such
10   3,  70 |        with regard to the value of democracy, this is to be considered
11   3,  70 |         noted. 88 But the value of democracy stands or falls with the
12   3,  70 |           moral grounding not even democracy is capable of ensuring a
13   3,  70 |    consensus. In such a situation, democracy easily becomes an empty
14   3,  71 |         the development of a sound democracy, to rediscover those essential
15   4,  101|          goods of society, such as democracy and peace.~There can be
16   4,  101|        peace.~There can be no true democracy without a recognition of


Fides et ratio
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17   7,  89 |           support for a concept of democracy which is not grounded upon


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
18   3,  96 |  coexistence, and hence of genuine democracy, which can come into being
19   3,  101|        risk of an alliance between democracy and ethical relativism,
20   3,  101|            history demonstrates, a democracy without values easily turns
21   3,  113|           life in a representative democracy, moral teaching certainly
22   3,  113|            procedures typical of a democracy.Dissent, in the form of