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Categorical Imperative - in the philosophy of Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), a moral law or command not dependent on any conditions; a rule enjoining us to act so that we could will our act as a universal maxim.

Catholic - the official title of the Western Church after the rift between the Eastern and Western Christian Churches. [from the Greek, meaning "universal"]. 

Catholicism - the religion of Western Christianity up to the Reformation; the religion also of the Church of Rome.

Causality - the theory that every event has a rational cause. Aristotle identified four causes to everything: material, formal, efficient, and final.