Centesimus annus
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1 2, 13 | the very subject whose decisions build the social order.
2 4, 32 | courage in carrying out decisions which are difficult and
3 4, 36 | of the person making such decisions.~
4 4, 38 | accordance with the truth. The decisions which create a human environment
5 5, 47 | lost the ability to make decisions aimed at the common good.
6 6, 58 | the consequences of their decisions, these agencies always give
Dominum et vivificantem
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7 2, 43 | the correspondence of its decisions with the commands and prohibitions
Evangelium vitae
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8 1, 15 | and death by taking the decisions about them into their own
9 1, 18 | consequences which result from it.~Decisions that go against life sometimes
10 3, 70 | people and acceptance of the decisions of the majority, whereas
11 4, 90 | democratic system, where laws and decisions are made on the basis of
Fides et ratio
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12 1, 13 | freedom is not realized in decisions made against God. For how
13 7, 89 | practice, the great moral decisions of humanity are subordinated
14 7, 89 | humanity are subordinated to decisions taken one after another
Laborem exercens
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15 2, 9| grave responsibility for decisions that will have a vast impact
16 3, 11| basis for the judgments and decisions being made today in its
17 4, 21| possibility of sharing in decisions concerning their services,
Redemptor hominis
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18 4, 20 | reflection, and many more decisions must be made about it in
Redemptoris missio
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19 3, 21 | Cornelius (cf. Acts 10), in the decisions made about emerging problems (
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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20 2, 9 | which is the source of moral decisions.~In this framework, the
21 2, 9 | consideration, in personal decisions and decisions of government,
22 2, 9 | in personal decisions and decisions of government, this relationship
23 3, 24 | as happens today, such decisions and such actions, which
24 5, 35 | motives also enter in. For the decisions which either accelerate
25 5, 35 | necessary concrete political decisions, ought to help lead peoples
26 5, 35 | means of essentially moral decisions. For believers, and especially
27 5, 35 | especially for Christians, these decisions will take their inspiration
28 5, 36 | and "imprudent economic decisions." And in each of these evaluations
29 5, 37 | that hidden behind certain decisions, apparently inspired only
30 6, 42 | living, and to the logical decisions to be made concerning the
31 6, 42 | preference for the poor, and the decisions which it inspires in us,
32 6, 42 | daily life as well as our decisions in the political and economic
33 7, 47 | to economic and political decisions and by personal commitment
Veritatis splendor
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34 Int, 4 | independently make his or her decisions and life choices. ~In particular,
35 Int, 4 | capacity to clarify the daily decisions of individuals and entire
36 2, 32 | categorical and infallible decisions about good and evil. To
37 2, 47 | freedom to make his own decisions. The workings of typically
38 2, 48 | reference points for moral decisions, because the finalities
39 2, 55 | actions "judgments" but "decisions" : only by making these
40 2, 55 | only by making these decisions "autonomously" would man
41 2, 60 | the correspondence of its decisions with the commands and prohibitions
42 2, 61 | good, and not in arbitrary "decisions". The maturity and responsibility
43 2, 61 | alleged autonomy in personal decisions, but, on the contrary, by
44 2, 66 | of acts of faith and of decisions which can be described as
45 2, 67 | through conscious and free decisions. Precisely for this reason,
46 2, 67 | his freedom in conscious decisions to the contrary, with regard
47 2, 67 | in each of his deliberate decisions. In point of fact, the morality
48 2, 71 | ourselves as we will, by our decisions".121 ~
49 3, 85 | make judgments and lead to decisions in accordance with the truth,
50 3, 86 | his errors and negative decisions, man glimpses the source
51 3, 88 | in making judgments and decisions often appear extraneous
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