Centesimus annus
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 1   2,  14  |   destruction of the other side's capacity to resist, using every possible
 2   3,  28  |         to make good use of their capacity for work, thus creating
 3   3,  29  |        creativity, as well as his capacity to respond to his personal
 4   4,  31  |          its fruitfulness and its capacity to satisfy human needs,
 5   4,  32  |         scientific knowledge, his capacity for interrelated and compact
 6   4,  36  |           this way the innovative capacity of a free economy is brought
 7   4,  37  |            Man, who discovers his capacity to transform and in a certain
 8   4,  38  |           dignity and with it the capacity to transcend every social
 9   4,  41  |         human person's essential "capacity for transcendence". Man
10   5,  51  |      Furthermore, he displays his capacity for self-control, personal


Dives in misericordia
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11   6,   10 |           increase man's creative capacity and provide access to the


Dominum et vivificantem
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12   2,  34  |           the very beginning, the capacity of having a personal relationship
13   2,  34  |           you," and therefore the capacity of having a covenant, which
14   2,  43  |         do this, shun that." This capacity to command what is good
15   2,  43  |         independent and exclusive capacity to decide what is good and


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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16 Int,  5   |        there is a truly enormous “capacity” which embraces all of history


Evangelium vitae
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17   1,  19  |         personal dignity with the capacity for verbal and explicit,
18   1,  21  |      progressive darkening of the capacity to discern God's living
19   2,  29  |      receives, in particular, the capacity to "accomplish" this truth
20   3,  67  |    believer with an extraordinary capacity to trust fully in the plan


Fides et ratio
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21 Int,  4   |     intelligent subject, with the capacity to know God, truth and goodness.
22 Int,  5   |     little by little has lost the capacity to lift its gaze to the
23 Int,  5   |        than make use of the human capacity to know the truth, modern
24 Int,  5   | accentuate the ways in which this capacity is limited and conditioned.~
25 Int,  5   |           the human being's great capacity for knowledge. With a false
26 Int,  6   |          a genuine trust in their capacity to know and challenge philosophy
27   2,  16  |           without diminishing the capacity of men and women to know
28   2,  22  |         concede to human reason a capacity which seems almost to surpass
29   2,  22  |    Pauline text affirms the human capacity for metaphysical enquiry.~
30   2,  22  |       that time onwards the human capacity to know the truth was impaired
31   3,  24  |        which begins with reason's capacity to rise beyond what is contingent
32   3,  29  |  completely vain and useless. The capacity to search for truth and
33   3,  32  |          play not only a person's capacity to know but also the deeper
34   3,  32  |          know but also the deeper capacity to entrust oneself to others,
35   3,  33  |        There is no doubt that the capacity to entrust oneself and one'
36   4,  44  |           which is based upon the capacity of the intellect, for all
37   5,  60  |         declares the transcendent capacity of human reason.80 The problem
38   6,  67  |           of its credibility, the capacity of human language to speak
39   6,  71  |           itself has an intrinsic capacity to receive divine Revelation.~
40   6,  79  |          part must never lose its capacity to question and to be questioned.
41   7,  82  |       philosophy verify the human capacity to know the truth, to come
42   7,  83  |       vindicate the human being's capacity to know this transcendent
43 Conc,  102|     people to discover both their capacity to know the truth 124 and


Laborem exercens
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44   2,    5 |  Understood in this case not as a capacity or aptitude for work, but
45   3,   12 |        and who continue to do so. Capacity for work - that is to say,


Slavorum apostoli
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46   6,  21  |         their pupils, conferred a capacity and cultural dignity upon


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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47   5,  39  |           instrument, with a work capacity and physical strength to


Ut unum sint
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48   1,  28  |  personalist way of thinking. The capacity for "dialogue" is rooted


Veritatis splendor
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49 Int,  1   |         for a lie" ( 1:25). Man's capacity to know the truth is also
50 Int,  1   |   splendid testimony of the human capacity for understanding and for
51 Int,  4   |         Covenant, really have the capacity to clarify the daily decisions
52   2,  60  |         independent and exclusive capacity to decide what is good and
53   2,  67  |    following God's call. But this capacity is actually exercised in
54   3,  105 |       human ability (that is, the capacity of the moral forces of man