Centesimus annus
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 1   1,  9(30) |           discrimination based on religion or convictions.~
 2   2,  19    |        morality, law, culture and religion, it agrees with Marxism,
 3   3,  25    |           then becomes a "secular religion" which operates under the
 4   6,  60    |        many people who profess no religion will also contribute to


Dives in misericordia
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 5   6,   11   |           freedom, conscience and religion - this picture explains


Dominum et vivificantem
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 6   2,  38    |       ideologies seek to root out religion on the grounds that religion
 7   2,  38    |      religion on the grounds that religion causes the radical "alienation"
 8   3,  56    |         this interpretation, that religion can only be understood as


Evangelium vitae
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 9   1,  18    | distinction of race, nationality, religion, political opinion or social


Fides et ratio
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10   3,  30    |          truths of philosophy and religion and, on the other, the truth
11   3,  31    |     treasures of human wisdom and religion? This means that the human
12   4,  36    |         14:16-17). Since in pagan religion this natural knowledge had
13   4,  36    |      elements. We know that Greek religion, like most cosmic religions,
14   4,  36    |           link between reason and religion. As they broadened their
15   4,  36    | recognized for what they were and religion was, at least in part, purified
16   7,  92    |            Catholic and apostolic religion, this doctrine must be known
17 Conc,  105  |         joy, action divorced from religion, learning sundered from


Laborem exercens
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18   4,   23   |        difference in nationality, religion or race. For even greater


Redemptor hominis
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19   2,  11    |  political system.~With regard to religion, what is dealt with is in
20   2,  11    |        with is in the first place religion as a universal phenomenon
21   2,  11    |       mankind finds expression in religion and then in morality, with
22   2,  11    |           attention to the Jewish religion, recalling the great spiritual
23   3,  17    |     dignity, independently of the religion professed or of the concept
24   3,  17    |     relation to the phenomenon of religion and faith. It is therefore
25   3,  17    |          to respect the rights of religion and of the Church's activity.


Redemptoris missio
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26 Int,  3     |          whatever is good in each religion. By accepting Christ, you
27   1,  4     |           attain salvation in any religion? Why then should there be
28   3,  25    |            who practiced a cosmic religion, he speaks of religious
29   3,  25    |         the frontiers of race and religion, for a truly universal mission.~
30   3,  28    |    indifferent to the problems of religion" and that "people will always...
31   4,  36    |           to the belief that "one religion is as good as another."
32   4,  39    |          is not a question of the religion of the majority or the minority,
33   5,  46    |        more faithful to their own religion, that it is enough to build
34   5,  59    |           South, where a sense of religion as well as human values
35   6,  74    |          forms of the apostolate; religion teachers in schools. All
36   8,  90    |           earth. And this was the religion of a man who had died on


Slavorum apostoli
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37   7,  26    |        peoples, but together with religion they eminently and unceasingly


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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38   4,  33(62)|          no matter what his race, religion or nationality, can live
39   7,  47    |     peoples, are also a matter of religion, and how the full achievement


Ut unum sint
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40   1,  13    |          actions of the Christian religion. Undoubtedly, in many ways
41   2,  76    |          there is still a risk of religion being exploited for political