Centesimus annus
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1 1, 5 | between the extremes of mere physical survival on the
2 2, 19 | to deliver work from the mere condition of "a commodity",
3 4, 34 | reduced to the level of a mere commodity. These objectives
4 4, 40 | nature are not and cannot be mere commodities.~
5 5, 49 | humiliate nor reduce them to mere objects of assistance, but
Dives in misericordia
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6 6, 10 | has long ceased to be a mere utopia when there is a real
Dominum et vivificantem
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7 2, 43 | where people are treated as mere tools for profit, rather
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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8 Int, 10 | Eucharist is reduced to its mere effectiveness as a form
9 5, 50 | faith. Passing well beyond mere technical skill, they have
Evangelium vitae
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10 Int, 3 | where people are treated as mere instruments of gain rather
11 1, 22 | Life itself becomes a mere "thing", which man claims
12 2, 34 | upon man is much more than mere existence in time. It is
13 2, 37 | beings cannot be reduced to mere existence in time. The life
14 2, 39 | individuals the outcome of mere chance or of blind fate,
15 2, 44 | explained by the fact that the mere possibility of harming,
16 3, 60 | of moral obligation, the mere probability that a human
17 3, 67 | which cannot be reduced to mere matter".86~This natural
18 3, 70 | and would be reduced to a mere mechanism for regulating
Fides et ratio
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19 3, 25 | discover for ourselves, beyond mere opinions, how things really
20 3, 32 | often humanly richer than mere evidence, because it involves
21 4, 40 | knowledge with mockery of mere belief, and then afterwards
22 7, 85 | appeal to tradition is not a mere remembrance of the past;
23 7, 88 | knowledge to the realm of mere fantasy. In the past, the
24 7, 88 | which dismisses values as mere products of the emotions
Laborem exercens
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25 3, 12 | of production, remains a mere instrument or instrumental
26 3, 12 | in themselves, are only a mere instrument subordinate to
27 3, 15 | more reasons than one a mere production instrument rather
28 5, 25 | also cannot consist in the mere exercise of human strength
Redemptoris Mater
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29 3, 45(130)| ta idia" goes beyond the mere acceptance of Mary by the
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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30 2, 9(26) | Development cannot be limited to mere economic growth. In order
31 4, 28 | understanding today that the mere accumulation of goods and
32 4, 28 | the danger inherent in a mere multiplication or replacement
Ut unum sint
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33 2, 75 | Gospel itself, is never mere humanitarian action. It
34 3, 82 | be something more than a mere cordial understanding or
Veritatis splendor
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35 2, 47 | laws what are in themselves mere biological laws. Consequently,
36 2, 48 | as an end and never as a mere means also implies, by its
37 2, 80 | which treat labourers as mere instruments of profit, and
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