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 1 Fw        |           of an anthropological and moral character, which are necessary
 2 Fw        |             part will deal with the moral questions raised by technical
 3 Fw        |           the relationships between moral law and civil law in terms
 4 Intro,1   |            to clarify and solve the moral problems raised by artificial
 5 Intro,1   |             and apostolic duty, the moral teaching corresponding to
 6 Intro,1   |          expounding the criteria of moral judgment as regards the
 7 Intro,1   |             spiritual soul and with moral responsibility (5) and who
 8 Intro,2   |             from the person and his moral values the indication of
 9 Intro,2   |         fundamental criteria of the moral law: that is to say, they
10 Intro,3   |             BIOMEDICAL FIELD ~Which moral criteria must be applied
11 Intro,3   |             through it. The natural moral law expresses and lays down
12 Intro,3   |             nonetheless real way, a moral significance and responsibility.
13 Intro,3   |        order and determine from the moral point of view the meaning
14 Intro,3   |            But they must be given a moral evaluation in reference
15 Intro,4   |          FUNDAMENTAL CRITERIA FOR A MORAL JUDGMENT ~The fundamental
16 Intro,4   |         human life in marriage. The moral judgment on such methods
17 Intro,4   |     indispensable for formulating a moral evaluation of such technological
18 Intro (22)|           transmission of life, the moral character of one's behaviour
19  I        |             respond to the numerous moral problems posed by technical
20  I,1      |            constantly reaffirms the moral condemnation of any kind
21  I,2      |           is gravely opposed to the moral law when it is done with
22  I,2      |            a manner contrary to the moral law if they were to counsel
23  I,3      |             The application of this moral principle may call for delicate
24  I,3      |          the logic of the Christian moral tradition" (28) ~
25  I,4      |          embryos, unless there is a moral certainty of not causing
26  I,4      |            mother. Furthermore, the moral requirements must be safeguarded
27  I,5      |          not in conformity with the moral law deliberately to expose
28  I,6      |          considered contrary to the moral law, since they are in opposition
29 II        |           preliminary point for the moral evaluation of such technical
30 II        |            into consideration for a moral judgment on IVF and ET (
31 II        |          values which determine the moral evaluation of each of them
32 II,1      |           of God. However, from the moral point of view a truly responsible
33 II,2      |          reasons lead to a negative moral judgment concerning heterologous
34 II,3      |         physical, psychological and moral elements which constitute
35 II,4      |     CONNECTION IS REQUIRED FROM THE MORAL POINT OF VIEW BETWEEN PROCREATION
36 II,4      |        marriage throws light on the moral problem of homologous artificial
37 II,4      |            flesh".(41) But from the moral point of view procreation
38 II,4      |            spouses' union. ~b ) The moral value of the intimate link
39 II,4      |           control and dominion. The moral relevance of the link between
40 II,4      |             the anthropological and moral planes, and it throws light
41 II,5      |             of therapy, whereby its moral licitness could be admitted.
42 II,5      |     necessary prerequisite from the moral point of view for responsible
43 II,5      |    sufficient for making a positive moral evaluation of in vitro fertilization
44 II,5      |        cannot borrow its definitive moral quality from the totality
45 II,5      |             remain opposed from the moral point of view to homologous '
46 II,6      |            TO BE EVALUATED FROM THE MORAL POINT OF VIEW? ~Homologous
47 II,6      |           in one flesh' ".(52) Thus moral conscience "does not necessarily
48 II,6      |      relationship called for by the moral order, namely the relationship
49 II,7      |                             7. WHAT MORAL CRITERION CAN BE PROPOSED
50 II,7      |           psychological health. The moral criteria for medical intervention
51 II,7      |          urged to do justice to the moral obligations which they have
52 II,7      |          diligent observance of the moral norms recalled in the present
53 III       |                                III. MORAL AND CIVIL LAW ~THE VALUES
54 III       |           CIVIL LAW ~THE VALUES AND MORAL OBLIGATIONS ~THAT CIVIL
55 III       |     marriage constitute fundamental moral values, because they concern
56 III       | relationships between civil law and moral law. The task of the civil
57 III       |            fundamental norms of the moral law in matters concerning
58 III       |         sharper impression upon the moral conscience of many, especially
59 Conclu    |     procreation raises very serious moral problems in relation to
60 Conclu    |             and in the light of the moral principles which flow from