Evangelium vitae
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1 4, 96 | personal rights on a firm rational basis; and the ground is
Fides et ratio
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2 3, 33(28)| is the highpoint of his rational nature. It springs from
3 4, 36 | but wanted to provide a rational foundation for their belief
4 4, 36 | least in part, purified by rational analysis. It was on this
5 4, 39 | the idea of theology as rational discourse about God, had
6 4, 40 | matter was not one open to rational proof—rather than from the
7 4, 45 | which espoused the cause of rational knowledge sundered from
8 5, 53 | theses than with the need for rational and hence ultimately philosophical
9 5, 53 | positive contribution which rational knowledge can and must make
10 5, 55 | recognize the importance of rational knowledge and philosophical
11 6, 75 | argue according to rigorous rational criteria is to guarantee
12 6, 76 | there is something true and rational lying far beyond the straits
13 6, 76 | and with their own purely rational method, yet extending their
14 7, 80 | situations which subvert the rational search for the harmony and
15 7, 88 | superficial analogies, lacking all rational foundation. This leads to
16 Conc, 108 | philosophy is called to offer its rational and critical resources that
Laborem exercens
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17 2, 6 | acting in a planned and rational way, capable of deciding
18 3, 11 | subject of work and with man's rational activity. In the normal
19 3, 15 | practical level. If it is to be rational and fruitful, any socialization
20 4, 18 | that work in a correct and rational way. In the final analysis
21 4, 18 | in question is a just and rational coordination, within the
22 4, 18 | man, the subject of work. ~Rational planning and the proper
23 5, 25 | God's power, and that the rational creature exists as a kind
Redemptor hominis
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24 3, 15 | which we are living, demands rational and honest planning. At
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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25 1, 1 | with the support also of rational reflection and of the human
Veritatis splendor
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26 2, 36 | culture, emphasizing the rational — and thus universally understandable
27 2, 43 | Among all others, the rational creature is subject to divine
28 2, 43 | of the eternal law in the rational creature is called natural
29 2, 47 | both man's character as a rational and free being and the cultural
30 2, 47 | In their view, man, as a rational being, not only can but
31 2, 47 | his life in a personal and rational way. Love of neighbour would
32 2, 48 | in order to find in them rational indications with regard
33 2, 48 | the human person, whose rational soul is per se et essentialiter
34 2, 50 | it must be defined as the rational order whereby man is called
35 2, 51 | as it is inscribed in the rational nature of the person, it
36 2, 53 | and always binding certain rational determinations established
37 2, 59 | a concrete situation the rational conviction that one must
38 2, 60 | morality. The dignity of this rational forum and the authority
39 2, 67 | does not do justice to the rational finality immanent in man'
40 2, 72 | that leads to life. ~The rational ordering of the human act
41 2, 73 | such an ordering must be rational and free, conscious and
42 2, 74 | find ever more consistent rational arguments in order to justify
43 2, 75 | effort to work out such a rational morality (for this reason
44 2, 77 | 77. In order to offer rational criteria for a right moral
45 2, 77 | own acts: an exhaustive rational calculation is not possible.
46 2, 82 | persons concerned. Without the rational determination of the morality
47 3, 86 | 86. Rational reflection and daily experience
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