Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 1   1,  20  |      and to a truth absolutely binding on everyone is lost, and
 2   3,  57  |    others only in the absolute binding force of God's commandment.~
 3   3,  70  | considered to be objective and binding are held to lead to authoritarianism
 4   3,  71  |     would be wholly lacking in binding force".94~ ~
 5   3,  72  |       divine will, can have no binding force in conscience...;
 6   3,  72  |     fact to be a true, morally binding civil law.~ ~
 7   3,  77  |       promoting human life, is binding on every individual human


Fides et ratio
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 8 Conc,  105|      clearly of the urgent and binding obligation, incumbent on


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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 9   5,  38  |    foundation of an absolutely binding ethic.~One would hope that


Veritatis splendor
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10   2,  52  |  dispositions, are universally binding; they are "unchanging".94
11   2,  53  |   universally valid and always binding certain rational determinations
12   2,  55  |        norms are not so much a binding objective criterion for
13   2,  58  |     This is why conscience has binding force".103 Thus it can be
14   2,  67  |        of a clearly determined binding content or as an intention
15   2,  82  |      content of which would be binding without exception. This
16   3,  110 |       in conscience as morally binding. In addition, the Magisterium