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 1 1    |      relates to the natural moral law, the arguments that follow
 2 4    |         against the natural moral law. Homosexual acts “close
 3 6    |     reason~The scope of the civil law is certainly more limited
 4 6    |    limited than that of the moral law,11 but civil law cannot
 5 6    |        the moral law,11 but civil law cannot contradict right
 6 6    |             Every humanly-created law is legitimate insofar as
 7 6    | consistent with the natural moral law, recognized by right reason,
 8 6    |           It might be asked how a law can be contrary to the common
 9 6    |      foreseen and approved by the law, to the point where it becomes
10 9    |        the public interest, civil law grants them institutional
11 9    |          use of the provisions of law – like all citizens from
12 9(17)|     exploit the provisions of the law” (Congregation for the Doctrine
13 10   |            To vote in favour of a law so harmful to the common
14 10   |         possible to repeal such a law completely, the Catholic
15 10   |           the harm done by such a law and at lessening its negative
16 10   |           that a more restrictive law in this area could be considered
17 10   |       partial repeal of an unjust law when its total abrogation