Examples of using Human conscience in English and their translations into Italian
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that Universal Declaration of Human Rights which remains one of the highest expressions of the human conscience of our time.
which is communicated with due respect for the human conscience.
also with the desires of the human conscience.
The more the human conscience succumbs to secularization,
And they firmly affirm their belief“ that among the most important causes of the crises of the modern world are a desensitized human conscience, a distancing from religious values
at the basis of which the contemporary human conscience has placed justice,
the role of human freedom and human conscience, mortal sin,
The Spirit of truth, who"convinces the world concerning sin," comes into contact with that laborious effort on the part of the human conscience which the Conciliar texts speak of so graphically.
for the renewal of the human conscience and for the comfort of God's People.
that Universal Declaration of Human Rights which remains one of the highest expression of the human conscience of our time.
echoing the voice of human conscience, and which did not cease to make itself heard down the centuries in the midst of the most varied social
rooted in the human conscience, has a specific impact on the subject of peace,
The more the human conscience succumbs to secularization,
cannot fail to demand unconditioned condemnation by every human conscience.
He also inscribes in the human conscience the laws obliging us to respect in numerous ways the life
the relation between human conscience and divine revelation;
that of giving the life of individual political societies a form in which there can be fully safeguarded the objective rights of the spirit, of human conscience and of human creativity,
John Paul II declared that the justification for the presence of the Holy See in the international field was that“of being the voice towards which the human conscience tends, which tirelessly recalls the needs of the common good,
In the same sense, human conscience is at this very moment striving to get rid of the corset of linear temporality
and thus human conscience quietly triumphs, as was expressed in the ancient saying: Genus humanum arte et ratione vivit.