Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,1 |    scientific research, the human person is so profoundly affected
 2  I,1 |           from sex that the human person receives the characteristics
 3  I,1 |       spiritual levels, make that person a man or a woman, and thereby
 4  I,3 |           exigencies of the human person. Some members of the latter
 5 III,1|          convinced that the human person's dignity and vocation demand
 6 III,4| principles based upon every human person's constitutive elements
 7  V,4 |           the nature of the human person and his acts, preserve the
 8  X,2 |         which totally commits the person and which is necessary if
 9  X,2 |         exist; by this option the person, from the depths of the
10  X,2 |          sexual activity, where a person generally does not transgress
11  X,3 |         the last resort defines a person's moral disposition. But
12  X,6 |                                 A person therefore sins mortally
13  X,6 |           Divine commandment: the person turns himself away from
14 XI,2 |    external state; it must make a person's heart pure in accordance
15 XII,1|          interior conflict of the person enslaved to sin: the conflict
16 XII,4|        virtue increases the human person's dignity and enables him