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 1 I(6)|         duty to set out the moral principles relating to the social order; «
 2 I   |       intends only to recall some principles proper to the Christian
 3 II  |  disintegration of reason and the principles of the natural moral law. 
 4 II  |    enacting laws which ignore the principles of natural ethics and yield
 5 II  |         of non-negotiable ethical principles, which are the underpinning
 6 II  |      interpretations of the basic principles of political theory, and
 7 II  |  pluralism in the choice of moral principles or essential values. The
 8 II  |    solutions that respect ethical principles in a coherent and fundamental
 9 II  |   activity comes up against moral principles that do not admit of exception,
10 II  |           for social justice, the principles of human solidarity and 
11 III |                              III. Principles of Catholic doctrine on
12 III |       that politics must refer to principles of absolute value precisely
13 IV  | organizations founded on Catholic principles, in which support has been
14 IV  |         in contradiction to basic principles of Christian conscience,
15 IV  |     taking into consideration the principles mentioned above.  ~Faith
16 V   |              V. Conclusion~9. The principles contained in the present