These crimes touch every one of us, wherever we live, because they offend against our deepest principles of human rights and human dignity.
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This applies, for example, to dress, dance, and some aspects of the outing function and widowhood ceremonies, if they offend against the Christian moral code.
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And the terroristic slaughter of civilians so clearly offends against the most fundamental of those norms that the world should speak against it with one voice.
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Education officials objected to its proposals repeatedly, arguing that they offend against sexual equality enshrined in the German constitution and don't teach enough about other religions.
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By injuring man's relation to truth and to his neighbor, a lie offends against the fundamental relation of man and of his word to the Lord.
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Education officials have rejected its proposals repeatedly, arguing that they offend against the sexual equality enshrined in the German constitution and don't teach enough about other religions.
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It also suggests that there are a number of people in the general population who fear they may offend against children, but have not yet done so.
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But education officials have rejected its proposals repeatedly, arguing that they offend against the sexual equality enshrined in the German constitution and don't teach enough about other religions.
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The state made the finding despite noting that the perpetrator was a boy who had been in juvenile detention, yet " continues to offend against female students ."
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Among clergy of all denominations, Schoener said, " Far more clergy offend against women than against men, " and more often against adults and late adolescents than children.
