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 1 I      | inalienable dignity of the human conscience».2  Though subjected to
 2 I      |            guided by a Christian conscience»,7  in conformity with its
 3 I      |          proper to the Christian conscience, which inspire the social
 4 II     |          a well-formed Christian conscience does not permit one to vote
 5 III    |      society, according to one’s conscience, has nothing to do with «
 6 III    |     coherent, found within one’s conscience, which is one and indivisible. «
 7 III(24)|          want peace, respect the conscience of every person», 4: AAS
 8 III    |        conformity with one’s own conscience on questions of politics
 9 III    |        of respect for individual conscience, would view the moral duty
10 III    |        to act according to their conscience as something that disqualifies
11 IV     |          principles of Christian conscience, are not compatible with
12 IV     |          the right to freedom of conscience and, in a special way, to
13 IV     |      which tend to constrain the conscience in its search for the true
14 IV     |       The teaching on freedom of conscience and on religious freedom