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 1 Int, 5|           at this turning point in human history is a matter of urgency" 5. ~
 2 Int, 7|             These problems include human conditions of production,
 3  1, 8 |        permit an adjustment of the human environment which better
 4  1, 10|        stage in the development of human societies, confronts man
 5  1, 10|       forms of misery spread where human dignity founders: delinquency,
 6  1, 14|    institutions is and must be the human person" 9. Every man has
 7  1, 15|        introducing, in the area of human relationships, greater justice
 8  1, 18|            procreation is lacking, human dignity has ceased to exists"14. ~
 9  1, 20|        values of the person and of human society, and also by taking
10  1, 21|          unexpected consequence of human activity. Man is suddenly
11  1, 21|     destructive capacity - but the human framework is no longer under
12  1, 21|          which concerns the entire human family. ~The Christian must
13  2, 23|      political and so on. In fact, human rights are still too often
14  2    |                     Ideologies and human liberty ~
15  2, 30|          lawful aspirations of the human person, contain elements
16  2, 37|           it is to solve the great human problem of living together
17  2, 37|            inventive powers of the human mind and heart; and, if
18  2, 37|          in the building up of the human city, one that is to be
19  2, 37|            grows the body of a new human family, a body which even
20  2    |             The questioning of the human sciences ~
21  2, 38|            object of science. The "human sciences" are today enjoying
22  2, 38| presuppositions too often lead the human sciences to isolate, in
23  2, 39|            to the action which the human sciences can instigate,
24  2, 40|               40. Suspicion of the human sciences affects the Christian
25  2, 40|           vision of man and of the human race". 24 Should the Church
26  2, 40|     contest the proceedings of the human sciences, and condemn their
27  2, 40|           devote themselves to the human sciences will begin a dialogue
28  2, 40|            within these limits the human sciences give promise of
29  2, 40|         even widen the horizons of human liberty to a greater extent
30  2, 40|        better discovery of what is human. They are a language which
31  2, 41|           for and the yardstick of human freedom. Progress, spread
32  2, 41|           quality and the truth of human relations, the degree of
33  3, 43|          forgetting the actions of human solidarity - to question
34  3, 47|       shared responsibility. ~Thus human groups will gradually begin
35  3, 47|        will develop in its deepest human reality: to involve itself