Dominum et vivificantem
  Chap., §
1   2,  36|         will be like God ["like gods"], knowing good and evil."137 ~"


Fides et ratio
  Chap., §
2   4,  36|    understand the origin of the gods and hence the origin of
3   4,  39|      generic doctrine about the gods assumed a wholly new meaning,


Redemptoris missio
  Chap., §
4   1,  5 | Although there may be so-called gods in heaven or on earth -
5   1,  5 |       as indeed there are many 'gods' and many 'lords' - yet
6   1,  5 |   contrast to the multitude of "gods" and "lords" commonly accepted.
7   3,  25|     they must abandon the false gods which they themselves have