Centesimus annus
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 1   1,  4     |    economic freedom by appropriate laws, or, conversely, by a deliberate
 2   1,  8     |         subject26 and the internal laws of States. The Pope attributed
 3   1,  9     |           may ask whether existing laws and the practice of industrialized
 4   3,  25    |     possesses its own autonomy and laws55 — can ever be confused
 5   4,  30    |                 because "above the laws and judgments of men stands
 6   5,  44    |            deeper knowledge of the laws of the development of society,


Dives in misericordia
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 7   6,   10   |            deeper knowledge of the laws of social behavior. He has


Evangelium vitae
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 8   1,  20    |      maintained, at least when the laws permitting abortion and
 9   1,  27    |                     27. In view of laws which permit abortion and
10   2,  42    |     subject not only to biological laws but also to moral ones,
11   2,  43    |       merely with reference to the laws of biology. Instead, we
12   2,  44    |     yourselves for the sake of his laws" (2 Mac 7:22-23).~ ~
13   3,  59    |     promoted and approved abortion laws, and, to the extent that
14   3,  68    |     undermine the authority of all laws.~Finally, the more radical
15   3,  72    |            from God. Consequently, laws and decrees enacted in contravention
16   3,  72    |        indeed, the passing of such laws undermines the very nature
17   3,  72    |          individual. Consequently, laws which legitimize the direct
18   3,  72    |          relations between people. Laws which authorize and promote
19   3,  73    |            conscience to obey such laws; instead there is a grave
20   3,  73    |     courage to resist unjust human laws are born. It is the strength
21   3,  73    |          be campaigns to introduce laws favouring abortion, often
22   3,  74    |          74. The passing of unjust laws often raises difficult problems
23   4,  90    |           democratic system, where laws and decisions are made on
24   4,  90    |          the common good. Although laws are not the only means of
25   4,  90    |      political leaders not to pass laws which, by disregarding the
26   4,  90    |            enough to remove unjust laws. The underlying causes of
27   4,  93    |           works to ensure that the laws and institutions of the
28   4,  97    |          to respect the biological laws inscribed in their person.
29   4,  100   |          the evil of practices and laws which are hostile to life.


Redemptor hominis
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30   3,  16    |         sector of trade, where the laws of healthy competition must


Slavorum apostoli
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31   2,  6     | ecclesiastical and Byzantine civil laws called the Nomocanon. Concerned


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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32   4,  34    |     subject not only to biological laws but also to moral ones,
33   6,  43    |         which lack effective labor laws or which are too weak to


Veritatis splendor
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34   2,  36    |           autonomy in setting down laws by virtue of a primordial
35   2,  38    |      created things have their own laws and values which are to
36   2,  43    |         from without", through the laws of physical nature, but "
37   2,  46    |           even its own unbreakable laws. Today too, the situation
38   2,  47    |     accused of presenting as moral laws what are in themselves mere
39   2,  47    |         themselves mere biological laws. Consequently, in too superficial
40   2,  52(94)|         the existence of immutable laws inscribed in the constitutive
41   2,  52    |            universal and permanent laws correspond to things known
42   2,  72    |          by respect for the divine laws which safeguard human good.
43   3,  111   |             and in response to the laws of spiritual development