Centesimus annus
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 1   5,  45|       State or the party which claims to be able to lead history


Dominum et vivificantem
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 2   2,  46|    committed by the person who claims to have a "right" to persist
 3   3,  56|        external tendencies and claims of the "flesh," also in


Evangelium vitae
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 4   1,  22|        mere "thing", which man claims as his exclusive property,


Fides et ratio
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 5   2,  18|     around him. And so when he claims that “God does not exist” (
 6   4,  46|     widespread mentality which claims that a definitive commitment
 7   5,  51|      in specific philosophical claims what is valid and fruitful
 8   5,  52| pronouncements against certain claims of Latin Averroism which
 9   5,  54|   Modernism were philosophical claims which were phenomenist,
10   6,  69|   There is some truth in these claims which are acknowledged in
11   6,  75|      philosophers. This theory claims for philosophy not only
12   6,  77|     and universal truth of its claims. It was not by accident
13   7,  87|      within it can also be the claims of historicism. To understand
14   7,  91|       radical requestioning of claims once thought indisputable.
15   7,  95|        express that truth. The claims of historicism, I noted


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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16   6,  44|       world - where starvation claims so many victims, especially


Ut unum sint
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17 Int,  1 |     source of his new life. It claims that the Cross is unable


Veritatis splendor
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18   2,  32|       this way the inescapable claims of truth disappear, yielding
19   2,  36|     The modern concern for the claims of autonomy has not failed
20   2,  37|        respond to the rightful claims of human reason in a way
21   2,  48|  natural law. ~A freedom which claims to be absolute ends up treating
22   2,  75|   proportionalism". The former claims to draw the criteria of