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 1 Fw  | relationships between moral law and civil law in terms of the respect
 2  I,2|       directive or programme of the civil and health authorities or
 3 II,1|          contributes to the good of civil society; the vitality and
 4 II,2|         family has repercussions on civil society: what threatens
 5 III |                      III. MORAL AND CIVIL LAW ~THE VALUES AND MORAL
 6 III |             MORAL OBLIGATIONS ~THAT CIVIL LEGISLATION ~MUST RESPECT
 7 III |            constitutive elements of civil society and its order. For
 8 III |           damaging consequences for civil society. Recourse to the
 9 III |           the relationships between civil law and moral law. The task
10 III |          moral law. The task of the civil law is to ensure the common
11 III |           no sphere of life can the civil law take the place of conscience
12 III |         recognized and respected by civil society and the political
13 III |             of the protection which civil legislation must accord
14 III |          the service of the family. Civil law cannot grant approval
15 III |      between spouses; and therefore civil law cannot legalize the
16 III |        authority to ensure that the civil law is regulated according
17 III |      institution of the family. The civil legislation of many states
18 III |            in the exercise of their civil rights, to ensuring the
19 III |             of morally unacceptable civil laws and the correction