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 1 Intro, 0,7|          and that it is rooted in human nature. "Have you not read
 2 Intro, 0,7|          that clearly proclaims a human being's real needs: that
 3 Intro, 0,7|         lead to strengthening the human dignity of the spouses,
 4 Intro, 0,8|    consideration both the natural human realities proper to this
 5 I, 0,10   |        real and proper culture of human life in all its manifestations
 6 I, 0,10   |          The Truth and Meaning of Human Sexuality: Guidelines for
 7 I, 0,11   | interpreted as being the fruit of human will andor consensus that
 8 I, 0,12   |      lifestyles which devalue the human dimensions of the contracting
 9 I, 0,14   |         persons at the service of human life and the faith, the
10 I, 0,16   |        for all the members of the human family, by partaking in
11 I, 0,17   |      period which is intended for human and Christian maturation,
12 I, 0,17   |        209-210). In any case, the human depth of the engagement
13 I, 0,19   |       addition to the fundamental human qualities and the basic
14 I, 0,20   |        which clearly reveals that human life is a gift received
15 II, A,22  |         respect for all authentic human values both in interpersonal
16 II, A,23  |  transmission and basic growth of human and Christian values, Christian
17 II, A,23  |      develops the maturity of the human person ..., but is especially
18 II, A,25  |          the light of God's love, human love takes on a central
19 II, A,25  |           a vocation and mission, human life is called to the love
20 II, A,25  |  perspective of marriage in which human love becomes a sharing,
21 II, A,27  |      ecclesial body and the whole human family" (Apostolic Exhortation
22 II, A,31  |         All of this is part of a "human ecology" (cf. Centesimus
23 II, B,32  |      verify the maturation of the human values pertaining to the
24 II, B,35  |       responsible parenthood, the human aspects of conjugal sexuality,
25 II, B,36  |        potential and the need for human and Christian growth in
26 II, B,38  |       capacity to interiorize the human and Christian riches inherent
27 II, B,38  |         and encouraging source of human and Christian wisdom: Familiaris
28 II, B,39  |           must be abandoned. This human commitment will be enhanced
29 II, B,41  |        spirituality, by involving human experience which is never
30 II, B,41  |     glorifies divine mercy toward human misery and makes the vitality
31 II, B,43  |           experiences in life and human problems, they can offer
32 II, B,46  |       undertakings set up for the human and Christian benefit of
33 II, B,48  |    psychology, medicine and other human sciences, the content should
34 II, B,49  |         concerning the defense of human life. Particularly in view
35 II, B,49  |         requirements of authentic human growth (cf. Centesimus Annus,