Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 1   1,  8  |         man against man.~After the crime, God intervenes to avenge
 2   1,  8  |         Cain tries to cover up his crime with a lie. This was and
 3   1,  9  |           But God cannot leave the crime unpunished: from the ground
 4   1,  9  |          Ambrose writes: "Once the crime is admitted at the very
 5   1,  27 |            effectively suppressing crime by rendering criminals harmless
 6   3,  56 |        adequate punishment for the crime, as a condition for the
 7   3      |           139:16): the unspeakable crime of abortion~ ~
 8   3,  58 |    infanticide, as an "unspeakable crime".54~But today, in many people'
 9   3,  62 |          all those who commit this crime with knowledge of the penalty
10   3,  62 | accomplices without whose help the crime would not have been committed. 71
11   3,  62 |         most serious and dangerous crime, thereby encouraging those
12   3,  63 |      experimentation constitutes a crime against their dignity as
13   4,  101|        Paul VI pointed out: "Every crime against life is an attack