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 1 1  |        society and therefore of all human intercourse, but also raised
 2 4  |             and indeed to the whole human race, on the nature and
 3 4  |             it to the family and to human society itself, on the errors
 4 5  |            cannot be subject to any human decrees or to any contrary
 5 6  |             divine institution, the human will, too, enters into it
 6 6  |           cannot be supplied by any human power.5 This freedom, however,
 7 8  |             matter which flows from human nature itself, no less certain
 8 8  |             beyond the power of any human law." ~
 9 11 |           indeed the Creator of the human race Himself, Who in His
10 13 |          propagate and preserve the human race on earth, indeed not
11 16 |          born, and so for the whole human race, if He had not given
12 27 |            view of her dignity as a human person, and in view of her
13 27 |            or of their ignorance of human affairs. But it forbids
14 35 |           nor on that of any merely human power, but on divine law,
15 35 |             not be destroyed by any human authority. ~
16 37 |      offspring or to the welfare of human society. First of all, both
17 37 |           lesser benefits accrue to human society as a whole. For
18 37 |     likewise for the public good of human society, they indeed deserve
19 43 | conservation and propagation of the human race by a single chaste
20 50 |          and abrogated according to human caprice and the shifting
21 50 |           shifting circumstances of human affairs; that the generative
22 70 |         this when inquiring whether human judges for the sake of preventing
23 70 |      guiltless may be punished by a human tribunal either by flogging
24 71 |       establishes, and the light of human reason makes it most clear,
25 73 |           be weakened by any merely human custom, bad example or pretext
26 73 |           bad example or pretext of human progress, for just as it
27 74 |            the other is unworthy of human dignity, that the rights
28 76 |        belong to the dignity of the human soul and which are proper
29 77 |            on something higher than human authority and wisdom, namely
30 84 |         communication of divine and human rights."63 But especially,
31 89 |   formidable menace to the whole of human society. ~
32 92 |           unless things change, the human family and State have every
33 93 |         Creator and Redeemer of the human race has ordained with regard
34 93 |             ordained with regard to human marriage; at the same time
35 102|           pleasure can attack frail human nature and easily deceive
36 103|           of the same is not beyond human reason. For just as God,
37 103|           present state also of the human race may be known readily
38 104|          and that false autonomy of human reason. For it is quite
39 105|           God has shown towards the human race, not only by the institution
40 105|      community and also for that of human relationship. ~
41 113|         placed the first men of the human race. Thus will they be
42 115|        children to come, as also of human and civil society, for which
43 115|         knowledge and experience of human affairs, they may guard
44 124|             will, and to strengthen human frailty by the assistance