Centesimus annus
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 1   5,  45  |               totalitarianism also involve a rejection of the Church. The State


Dives in misericordia
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 2   8,   15 |                   love of God, the insulting rejection of whom by modern man we


Dominum et vivificantem
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 3   2,  27  |                      Nazareth. Sin means the rejection of his mission, a rejection
 4   2,  27  |                  rejection of his mission, a rejection that will cause people to
 5   2,  30  |              concerning the sin which is the rejection of Christ even to his condemnation
 6   2,  31  |                   concerning the sin" of the rejection of Christ is linked inseparably
 7   2,  33  |                   disobedience presupposes a rejection, or at least a turning away
 8   2,  33  |                    said, it is a matter of a rejection or at least a turning away
 9   2,  33  |                      Word of the Father. The rejection expresses itself in practice
10   2,  33  |                   the lie which is a radical rejection of the truth contained in
11   2,  35  |                    untruthfulness and in the rejection of the gift and the love
12   2,  36  |                  dimension of sin, means the rejection of this source, through
13   2,  38  | historico-sociological practice in which the rejection of God has reached the point
14   2,  39  |                      to this "offense," this rejection of the Spirit who is love
15   2,  48  |                      the pole of sin, by the rejection of God's commandments "to


Evangelium vitae
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16   2,  33  |                     is also, from the start, rejection on the part of a world which
17   3,  66  |                     In fact, it involves the rejection of love of self and the
18   3,  66  |                reality, suicide represents a rejection of God's absolute sovereignty
19   4,  82  |                    of view, and a widespread rejection of sound doctrine concerning
20   4,  88  |                   maladjustment, sickness or rejection, other programmes - such
21   4,  94  |                    elderly or their outright rejection are intolerable. Their presence
22   4,  98  |                     concern for others, from rejection to acceptance of them. Other
23   4,  98  |                    indifference, contempt or rejection in relation to life. With
24 Conc,  103|                     sum up and prefigure the rejection of Jesus, and with him of
25 Conc,  103|                      and with him of Mary, a rejection which will reach its culmination
26 Conc,  104|                  fellowship with us, so that rejection of human life, in whatever
27 Conc,  104|                  life, in whatever form that rejection takes, is really a rejection
28 Conc,  104|                 rejection takes, is really a rejection of Christ. This is the fascinating


Fides et ratio
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29   4,  43  |               philosophy nor by a prejudiced rejection of it. He passed therefore
30   5,  54  |                   importance of the Catholic rejection of Marxist philosophy and
31   6,  69  |                   but it should not mean the rejection of a typically philosophical
32   7,  80  |                  what emerges clearly is the rejection of all forms of relativism,


Redemptoris missio
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33   2,  14  |                    To all who are victims of rejection and contempt Jesus declares: "
34   4,  35  |                      conversion is seen as a rejection of one's own people and
35   6,  66  |                    doubts, misunderstanding, rejection or persecution. They should
36   7,  86  |                      about these values: the rejection of violence and war; respect


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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37   3,  26  |                     and in the more vigorous rejection of their violation. One


Ut unum sint
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38   2,  76  |                    ever more united in their rejection of violence, every kind


Veritatis splendor
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39   2,  41  |                 autonomy in no way means the rejection but rather the acceptance
40   2,  69  |                      God, only exists in the rejection of God, carried out at a
41   2,  70  |                    as an explicit and formal rejection of God and neighbour or
42   2,  70  |                     implicit and unconscious rejection of love. "For mortal sin
43   2,  70  |               contempt for the divine law, a rejection of God's love for humanity
44   3,  101 |                     use of public funds, the rejection of equivocal or illicit
45   3,  104 |                   moral law in general and a rejection of the absoluteness of moral
46   3,  105 |                   interests, and even in the rejection of the very idea of a norm.