Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,2|       conscience, man detects a law which he does not impose
 2 III,2|      For man has in his heart a law written by God. To obey
 3 III,3|       the supreme and immutable Law of life: "I am the light
 4 III,5|        contained in "the Divine Law - eternal, objective and
 5 III,5|      God to participate in this law, with the result that, under
 6 III,5|         truth."[ 5] This Divine Law is accessible to our minds.~
 7 IV,1 |      nature nor in the revealed law any absolute and immutable
 8 IV,1 | expresses itself in the general law of charity and respect for
 9 IV,1 |  so-called norms of the natural law or precepts of Sacred Scripture
10 IV,3 |      only the revealed positive law but "also . . . those principles
11 IV,3 |         precepts of the natural law as having an absolute and
12  V,1 |         knowledge of the Divine Law and of human nature. They
13  V,6 |   interpretation of the natural law, is also the basis of her
14  X,1 |         observance of the moral law in the field of sexuality
15  X,5 |  commandment depends "the whole Law, and the Prophets also."[22]
16 XI,2 |         determined by the moral law, according to whether they
17 XII,1|       the conflict between "the law of his mind" and the "law
18 XII,1|       law of his mind" and the "law of sin which dwells in his
19 XII,1|   justified by it and whom "the law of the spirit of life in
20 XII,1|     Jesus has set free from the law of sin and death."[35] It