Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 1,7 |        briefly with a fundamental question that, generally, is posed
 2 II, 1,7 |      theological nature of such a question, we deem it useful to offer
 3 II, 1,7 |         Catholic position on this question, applying the language and
 4 II, 1,8 |    addressed. First, there is the question of the use of animals in
 5 II, 1,8 |              Second, there is the question of the acceptability of
 6 II, 1,9 | nonprimates), but leaves open the question of differing levels of sensibilities
 7 II, 1,9 |   transplantation to man.(58) The question of the acceptability of
 8 II, 1,10|       must ultimately address the question of whether the "introduction
 9 II, 2,18|      debate underway on the basic question of whether the possibility
10 II, 2,18|           to address this complex question directly. ~Here, we shall
11 II, 2,18|        may be given to this basic question, it is always necessary -