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 1   2,  56     | conscience what is qualified as intrinsically evil by the moral law. A
 2   2,  67     |        or kinds of behaviour as intrinsically evil, do not allow for any
 3   2,  80     |    tradition, have been termed "intrinsically evil" (intrinsece malum):
 4   2,  80(131)|         had previously declared intrinsically evil. Who does not see in
 5   2,  80     |    Creator".132 ~With regard to intrinsically evil acts, and in reference
 6   2,  81     |       teaching the existence of intrinsically evil acts, the Church accepts
 7   2,  81     |       Cor 6:9-10). ~If acts are intrinsically evil, a good intention or
 8   2,  81     |      can never transform an act intrinsically evil by virtue of its object
 9   2,  83     | question of whether there exist intrinsically evil acts, we find ourselves
10   3,  90     |     exception actions which are intrinsically evil. The universality and
11   3,  95     |        the precepts prohibiting intrinsically evil acts, is not infrequently
12   3,  110    |        on the contrary, because intrinsically evil, are incompatible with
13   3,  115    |    always and without exception intrinsically evil acts. ~In acknowledging