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 1  Int,    3|          conscience: "Whatever is opposed to life itself, such as
 2  Int,    4|          and deceptive solutions, opposed to the truth and the good
 3    1,   13|        human being; the former is opposed to the virtue of chastity
 4    1,   13|           marriage, the latter is opposed to the virtue of justice
 5    1,   23|       rejected as useless, indeed opposed as an evil, always and in
 6    1,   27|         new sensitivity ever more opposed to war as an instrument
 7    3,   61|           and practice, radically opposed the customs rampant in that
 8    3,   69|           to be two diametrically opposed tendencies. On the one hand,
 9    3,   72|         law. But if it is somehow opposed to the natural law, then
10    3,   72|           are therefore radically opposed not only to the good of
11    3,   75| consequence; they are irrevocably opposed to the bond between persons;