Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 1, 1,1(2)|                and French editions are being prepared. We are also planning
 2 1, 1,2   |       regarding the points admitted as being natural in that they are
 3 1, 2,9   |               be divided up when it is being dealt with by isolating
 4 2, 1,12  |     characteristics that make up man's being have always been sought.
 5 2, 1,12  |           living, bodily and spiritual being; he is a structured whole.
 6 2, 1,13  |        identical. The person refers to being in its highest degree of
 7 2, 1,13  |           refers first to a quality of being, a value that can be opposed
 8 2, 1,13  |                  However, the personal being, as a free and evolving
 9 2, 1,13  |                 as a free and evolving being, is called to take on another
10 2, 1,14  |          eternal happiness, each human being reflects something of divine
11 2, 1,15  |              development of a personal being on its way to complete dignity.
12 2, 1,15  |               and promotion of a human being begins. A person who does
13 2, 2,17  |         existential project in a human being means first of all to recognize
14 3, 1,18  |              of the dignity of a human being must always be the key to
15 3, 1,18  |              of the dignity of a human being. ~
16 3, 1,19  |             known that man is the only being who has worth in himself
17 3, 1,21  |               the dignity of the human being is put in relation to the
18 3, 1,21  |        conscience with which the human being is endowed 24 and thus to
19 3, 2     |                       3.2. Every Human Being ~
20 3, 2,23  |                        23. Every human being possesses this dignity,
21 3, 2,23  |       expressions such as "every human being", "every member of the human
22 3, 2,24  |                and duties of the human being holds equally for men and
23 3, 3,26  |        activities that affect the well being of the family and its members.
24 3, 3,27  |                the upbringing and well being of their children. Keeping
25 4, 1,28  |             the dignity of every human being has as its immediate and
26 4, 1,29  |            person has a dignity in his being that is innate: that is,
27 4, 3,36  |    fertilization of the ovule, a human being is endowed with his own
28 4, 3,37  |             his prenatal life, a human being is an individual who has
29 4, 3,38  |         beginning of his life, a human being has the right to recognition
30 4, 3,42  | experimentation on its person, or from being subjected to medical procedures
31 4, 4,47  |               physical and mental well being in order to achieve this.
32 6, 1,62  |               on the broadest level as being universal. Therefore, human
33 6, 3,73  |              models" of the family are being put forth which include