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 1 II | principles of the natural moral law. Furthermore, it is not
 2 II |   notion that there is no moral law rooted in the nature of
 3 II |     faith and the natural moral law, and to select, according
 4 II |  required by faith or the moral law. 14  If Christians must «
 5 II |       obligation to oppose» any law that attacks human life. 
 6 II | overturn or completely repeal a law allowing abortion which
 7 II |         the harm done by such a law and at lessening its negative
 8 II |        program or an individual law which contradicts the fundamental
 9 II |        the essence of the moral law, which concerns the integral
10 III|     belong to the natural moral law. They do not require from
11 III|  becomes or tends to become the law of a state without due consideration
12 III|     identification of religious law with civil law can stifle
13 III|        religious law with civil law can stifle religious freedom,