Chap.

 1 1|       screen, the progress of human life in its manifold dramas,
 2 1| desires and psychic impulses. Human nature's condition is such,
 3 1|       reject whatever debases human dignity, the individual
 4 1|    this people" (Mark, 8, 2).~Human life here below has its
 5 1|   common sense. In the normal human being, indeed, there is
 6 1|    the end, what determines a human person to judge and act
 7 1| inherent in the nature of the human person, and in particular,
 8 1|     and in particular, of the human spirit. From the moment
 9 1|       which regulate ordinary human activities; but since, in
10 1|  rightly persuaded that every human problem, great or small,
11 2|       and the safeguarding of human life. Yet, in spite of these
12 2|       based on moral, social, human considerations which of
13 2|       religious sentiment and human tact, in order not to offend
14 2|      the lives of men? Surely human life would not be understood,
15 3|     source and channel of the human race and of mankind. Masterpiece
16 3|       parents.~But what other human good would remain for man
17 3|     the very possibilities of human instruments of expression.
18 3|      and innermost being draw human perfection and eternal happiness. ~