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 1 Int, 1 |                The transmission of human life is a most serious role
 2 Int, 1 |           but the recent course of human society and the concomitant
 3 Int, 1 |          the life and happiness of human beings. ~
 4   2, 7 |                 7. The question of human procreation, like every
 5   2, 7 |       other question which touches human life, involves more than
 6   2, 9 |            love is above all fully human, a compound of sense and
 7   2, 9 |          and together attain their human fulfillment. ~It is a love
 8   2, 10|            procreative faculty the human mind discerns biological
 9   2, 10|  biological laws that apply to the human person. 9~With regard to
10   2, 10|     themselves, their families and human society. ~From this it follows
11   2, 11|         one another, through which human life is transmitted, is,
12   2, 11| relationship to the procreation of human life. 12~
13   2, 12|        teaching is in harmony with human reason. ~
14   2, 13|          which God is the source. "Human life is sacred—all men must
15   2, 14|          the first principles of a human and Christian doctrine of
16   2, 16|           governing marriage, that human intelligence has both the
17   2, 16|         commend the application of human intelligence to an activity
18   2, 17|        needed to be fully aware of human weakness and to understand
19   2, 17|    weakness and to understand that human beings—and especially the
20   2    |         reverence due to the whole human organism and its natural
21   2, 18|            the creation of a truly human civilization. She urges
22   3, 19|           it is in fact the law of human life restored to its native
23   3, 20|             from families and from human society, a resolute purpose
24   3, 20|            and confers benefits on human society. ~
25   3, 21|          by giving it a more truly human character. And if this self-discipline
26   3, 22|     provide for the common good of human society. We would call their
27   3, 22|          outstanding values of the human spirit. It is quite absurd
28   3    |    individuals and of the whole of human society, and which respects
29   3    |         respects and promotes true human values." 26 No one can,
30   3    |          the branches of the great human family. Here We believe
31   3, 25|           God who is the Author of human life. ~We have no wish at
32   3, 27|         vocation before any merely human interest. Let them therefore
33   3, 30|           married life to its full human and Christian perfection.
34   3, 30|           action in every field of human diligence, economic, cultural
35   3, 30|       joyful. And life together in human society will be enriched