Moral authority
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Moral authority is the authority to make pronouncements regarding ethics and morality.
In Veritatis Splendor, Pope John Paul II asserted that the Catholic Church's moral teachings derive "In Christ's name and with his authority."[1]
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- ^ Full text of Veritas Splendor, English Translation. John Paul II. August 6, 1993
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