Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   2,  13|         that its first cause is atheism. It is by responding to
 2   2,  13|         and responsibility.~The atheism of which we are speaking
 3   2,  14|     have the same root, namely, atheism and contempt for the human
 4   3,  24| spiritual void brought about by atheism, which deprived the younger


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 5   3,  56|         phenomenon of our time: atheism, to which the Second Vatican
 6   3,  56|        not possible to speak of atheism in a univocal way or to
 7   3,  56|         exist numerous forms of atheism and the word is perhaps


Fides et ratio
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 8   5,  60|        reason.80 The problem of atheism is also dealt with in Gaudium


Redemptor hominis
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 9   2,  11|         time, the phenomenon of atheism in its various forms, beginning
10   2,  11|       forms, beginning with the atheism that is programmed, organized
11   3,  17|   unbelief, a-religiousness and atheism, as a human phenomenon,
12   3,  17|        position that gives only atheism the right of citizenship


Veritatis splendor
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13   2,  39|         and eventually leads to atheism: "Without its Creator the
14   2,  70|       of idolatry, apostasy and atheism; or in an equivalent way,