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 1    1,   26|        Christian community and in civil society, at the local, national
 2    3,   56|         both in the Church and in civil society, to demand that
 3    3      |     rather than men" (Acts 5:29): civil law and the moral law~ ~
 4    3,   68|     therefore, in the interest of civil coexistence and social harmony,
 5    3,   68|         times, it is claimed that civil law cannot demand that all
 6    3,   69|           thus turned over to the civil law, with a renouncing of
 7    3,   70| obligatory point of reference for civil law itself. If, as a result
 8    3,   71|          the relationship between civil law and moral law, which
 9    3,   71|          Certainly the purpose of civil law is different and more
10    3,   71|         no sphere of life can the civil law take the place of conscience
11    3,   71|               The real purpose of civil law is to guarantee an ordered
12    3,   71|        Precisely for this reason, civil law must ensure that all
13    3,   71|  guaranteed. The chief concern of civil authorities must therefore
14    3,   72|           necessary conformity of civil law with the moral law is
15    3,   72|      common good. Consequently, a civil law authorizing abortion
16    3,   72|           a true, morally binding civil law.~ ~
17    3,   74|       which, even if permitted by civil legislation, are contrary
18    3,   74|        appealing to the fact that civil law permits it or requires
19    3,   74|     acknowledged and protected by civil law. In this sense, the
20    4,   85|    families, in the Church and in civil society a recognition of
21    4,   90|      particular responsibility of civil leaders. Called to serve
22    4,  101|        the pillars on which every civil society stands, she "wants