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The development in the past 40 years of the moral teaching of theologians concerning organ transplants between the living does NOT demonstrate the following:
{ 1 } - By refining accepted principles, and not denying them, new conclusions can be drawn from long-established principles.
{ 2 } - Theologians share the infallibility of the Catholic Church.
{ 3 } - Many ethical problems are solved by starting with intuitive judgments and then examining the principles in light of the solution proposed in the intuitive judgment.
{ 4 } - The opinion of theologians can evolve.
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The development in the past 40 years of the moral teaching of theologians concerning organ transplants between the living does NOT demonstrate the following:
{ 1 } - By refining accepted principles, and not denying them, new conclusions can be drawn from long-established principles.
{ 2 } - Theologians share the infallibility of the Catholic Church.
{ 3 } - Many ethical problems are solved by starting with intuitive judgments and then examining the principles in light of the solution proposed in the intuitive judgment.
{ 4 } - The opinion of theologians can evolve.
See p. 334.
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The development in the past 40 years of the moral teaching of theologians concerning organ transplants between the living does NOT demonstrate the following:
{ 1 } - By refining accepted principles, and not denying them, new conclusions can be drawn from long-established principles.
{ 2 } - Theologians share the infallibility of the Catholic Church.
{ 3 } - Many ethical problems are solved by starting with intuitive judgments and then examining the principles in light of the solution proposed in the intuitive judgment.
{ 4 } - The opinion of theologians can evolve.
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The development in the past 40 years of the moral teaching of theologians concerning organ transplants between the living does NOT demonstrate the following:
{ 1 } - By refining accepted principles, and not denying them, new conclusions can be drawn from long-established principles.
{ 2 } - Theologians share the infallibility of the Catholic Church.
{ 3 } - Many ethical problems are solved by starting with intuitive judgments and then examining the principles in light of the solution proposed in the intuitive judgment.
{ 4 } - The opinion of theologians can evolve.
See p. 334.
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The development in the past 40 years of the moral teaching of theologians concerning organ transplants between the living does NOT demonstrate the following:
{ 1 } - By refining accepted principles, and not denying them, new conclusions can be drawn from long-established principles.
{ 2 } - Theologians share the infallibility of the Catholic Church.
{ 3 } - Many ethical problems are solved by starting with intuitive judgments and then examining the principles in light of the solution proposed in the intuitive judgment.
{ 4 } - The opinion of theologians can evolve.
See p. 334.
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