Centesimus annus
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 1   5,  51  |    promotes those aspects of human behaviour which favour a true culture
 2   6,  60  |           as changes of mentality, behaviour and structures. The Church


Evangelium vitae
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 3   1,  24  |            it tolerates or fosters behaviour contrary to life, but also
 4   3,  56  |          help to change his or her behaviour and be rehabilitated. 47~
 5   3,  58  |            in the popular mind, in behaviour and even in law itself,
 6   3,  65  |           s Passion, such "heroic" behaviour cannot be considered the
 7   3,  70  |          every other form of human behaviour, must be subject: in other
 8   4,  90  |            patterns of thought and behaviour. I repeat once more that


Fides et ratio
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 9   3,  30  |          course and regulate their behaviour. At this point, we may pose
10   5,  50  |          human freedom and ethical behaviour— engage the Church directly,
11   5,  60  |   understand the causes of certain behaviour in order to respond in appropriate
12   7,  83  |          certain mistaken modes of behaviour now widespread in our society.~
13 Conc,  100|    patterns of personal and social behaviour is there for all to see.


Veritatis splendor
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14 Int,  4   |           opinions and of kinds of behaviour could be tolerated, these
15   1,  16  |        certain particular rules of behaviour. Rather, they speak of basic
16   1,  26  |     teaching with precise rules of behaviour. This is seen in their Letters,
17   1,  26  |        unambiguously condemned the behaviour of those who fostered division
18   2,  33  |          great variety of customs, behaviour patterns and institutions
19   2,  36  |             innerworldly" kinds of behaviour involving oneself, others
20   2,  44  |            and to sanction certain behaviour: "Now all of this, clearly,
21   2,  46  |       verifiable data, patterns of behaviour which can be subject to
22   2,  46  |       study of human realities and behaviour, can be tempted to take
23   2,  46  |            study of concrete human behaviour patterns and the opinions
24   2,  47  |          to certain kinds of human behaviour, and, on the basis of this,
25   2,  47  |       determine the meaning of his behaviour. This process of "determining
26   2,  47  |        workings of typically human behaviour, as well as the so-called "
27   2,  47  |        orientation towards correct behaviour, but they cannot determine
28   2,  49  |           the body and of kinds of behaviour involving it (cf 1 Cor 6:
29   2,  49  |          certain specific kinds of behaviour the wilful acceptance of
30   2,  52  |         the choice of this kind of behaviour is in no case compatible
31   2,  52  |            hand there are kinds of behaviour which can never, in any
32   2,  52  |          may never choose kinds of behaviour prohibited by the moral
33   2,  59  |      Gentiles with regard to their behaviour (cf Rom 2:15). The term "
34   2,  59  |         certain particular kind of behaviour is in conformity with the
35   2,  60  |          are at the basis of human behaviour".106 ~
36   2       |       choice and specific kinds of behaviour ~
37   2,  65  |      choices of a concrete kind of behaviour. In some authors this division
38   2,  65  |             innerworldly" kinds of behaviour: those, in other words,
39   2,  65  |       other hand specific kinds of behaviour, which are judged to be
40   2,  65  |           where a concrete kind of behaviour, even one freely chosen,
41   2,  65  |      actions, of concrete kinds of behaviour. ~
42   2,  67  |      option from concrete kinds of behaviour means to contradict the
43   2,  67  |       choice of a specific kind of behaviour is in conformity with the
44   2,  67  |       concrete actions or kinds of behaviour as intrinsically evil, do
45   2,  68  |           of his specific kinds of behaviour were deliberately and gravely
46   2,  70  |     choices of particular kinds of behaviour, disordered in themselves
47   2,  74  |      respected. For some, concrete behaviour would be right or wrong
48   2,  75  |       choices of concrete kinds of behaviour. According to these theories,
49   2,  75  | prohibition of particular kinds of behaviour which would be in conflict,
50   2,  75  |    Consequently, concrete kinds of behaviour could be described as "right"
51   2,  75  |        consent to certain kinds of behaviour declared illicit by traditional
52   2,  76  |     deliberate choices of kinds of behaviour contrary to the commandments
53   2,  77  |           of that concrete kind of behaviour is "according to its species",
54   2,  78  |            a freely chosen kind of behaviour. To the extent that it is
55   2,  78  |          certain specific kinds of behaviour that are always wrong to
56   2,  79  |         choice of certain kinds of behaviour or specific acts, apart
57   2,  82  |         choice of certain kinds of behaviour or specific acts, without
58   3,  88  |             even the attitudes and behaviour of Christians, whose faith
59   3,  90  |        regarding specific kinds of behaviour, norms which are valid without
60   3,  93  |       truth may be undimmed in the behaviour and thinking of individuals
61   3,  97  |     explicit in a detailed code of behaviour. The fundamental moral rules
62   3,  99  |         and in every case prohibit behaviour and actions incompatible
63   3,  99  |      precise and specific kinds of behaviour and concrete acts. ~
64   3,  100 |       present a series of kinds of behaviour and actions contrary to
65   3,  106 |           attitudes or patterns of behaviour, but rather as approaches
66   3,  112 |          morally correct a kind of behaviour declared by their Pastors