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 1 Intro,2|      and its applications are morally neutral; on the other hand
 2 Intro,4|      not for that very reason morally admissible. Rational reflection
 3  I,1   | unconditional respect that is morally due to the human being in
 4  I,2   |      2. IS PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS MORALLY LICIT?  ~If prenatal diagnosis
 5  I,4   |        HOW IS ONE TO EVALUATE MORALLY RESEARCH AND EXPERIMENTATION*
 6  I,5   |        HOW IS ONE TO EVALUATE MORALLY THE USE FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES
 7  I,5   | embryos obtained in vitro are morally illicit for the same reasons.
 8 II,2   |      coming from his wife are morally illicit. Furthermore, the
 9 II,2   |       donor may be, cannot be morally justified. ~The desire to
10 II,3   |        SURROGATE"* MOTHERHOOD MORALLY LICIT? ~No, for the same
11 II,3   |     arises of how to evaluate morally the process of homologous
12 II,5   |       IN VITRO' FERTILIZATION MORALLY LICIT? ~The answer to this
13 II,5   |  remains a technique which is morally illicit because it deprives
14 II,6   | natural objectives, it can be morally acceptable. If, on the other
15 II,6   |       the conjugal act, it is morally illicit. Artificial insemination
16 III    |     to ensuring the reform of morally unacceptable civil laws