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 1  Int,    3| forcefully condemned a number of crimes and attacks against human
 2  Int,    4|         taking hold, which gives crimes against life a new and -
 3  Int,    4|          opinion justify certain crimes against life in the name
 4    1,    8|      disguise the most atrocious crimes against human beings. "Am
 5    1,   11|      longer to be considered as "crimes"; paradoxically they assume
 6    1,   11|     tendency to disguise certain crimes against life in its early
 7    1,   18|           to interpret the above crimes against life as legitimate
 8    3,   58|                58. Among all the crimes which can be committed against
 9    3,   62|      infanticide are unspeakable crimes".68~The Church's canonical
10    3,   70|    history has known cases where crimes have been committed in the
11    3,   70|        truth". But equally grave crimes and radical denials of freedom
12    3,   70| conscience rightly rejects those crimes against humanity of which
13    3,   70|      experience. But would these crimes cease to be crimes if, instead
14    3,   70|         these crimes cease to be crimes if, instead of being committed
15    3,   73|          and euthanasia are thus crimes which no human law can claim
16    3,   75|       freedom is to be free from crimes... like murder, adultery,
17    3,   75|       one stops committing these crimes (and no Christian should