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 1    1,    8|       way predestined to evil. Certainly, like Adam, he is tempted
 2    1,   13|     contraception is rejected. Certainly, from the moral point of
 3    1,   16| sterilization and abortion are certainly part of the reason why in
 4    2,   33|     moment of his birth. He is certainly accepted by the righteous,
 5    2,   44|    left prey to human caprice? Certainly the mother of the seven
 6    2,   47|        8; cf. Mk 6:13; 16:18).~Certainly the life of the body in
 7    3,   55|      to reconcile in practice. Certainly, the intrinsic value of
 8    3,   59|    forced to have an abortion: certainly in this case moral responsibility
 9    3,   65|   cases is not interrupted".77 Certainly there is a moral obligation
10    3,   70|  regulating political life are certainly fundamental and not to be
11    3,   71|        traditions of humanity.~Certainly the purpose of civil law
12    4,   91|    issue of population growth. Certainly public authorities have
13    4,   99|       may not yet have healed. Certainly what happened was and remains
14    4,  100|      cf. Mk 4:26-29). There is certainly an enormous disparity between
15    4,  101|       future of humanity. Life certainly has a sacred and religious