Dominum et vivificantem
  Chap., §
1   3,  56| world and above all in man. Fundamentally this is because it does


Evangelium vitae
  Chap., §
2   3,  70|     panacea for immorality. Fundamentally, democracy is a "system"


Fides et ratio
  Chap., §
3   6,  79|     which theology—and more fundamentally still, the word of God itself—


Sollicitudo rei socialis
  Chap., §
4   3,  23|  role are prevented by this fundamentally flawed distortion from adequately
5   4,  29|     1:27), and is therefore fundamentally social.~
6   4,  30|      But this "development" fundamentally corresponds to the first


Veritatis splendor
  Chap., §
7   2,  78|   act depends primarily and fundamentally on the "object" rationally