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 1 2 |          sane reason, before your moral conscience, before civil
 2 2 |     eugenic, social, economic, or moral—that may offer or give a
 3 5 |   fundamental demands of the true moral order is that to the use
 4 5 | regardless of the precepts of the moral order? To accede to such
 5 6 |      intrinsically immoral into a moral and lawful one. ~This precept
 6 7 |          a grave violation of the moral law and therefore unlawful.
 7 8 |           you know and defend the moral law, to which the application
 8 8 |      discussion. Nonetheless, the moral lawfulness of such conduct
 9 8 |           may be lawful, from the moral viewpoint: and it is lawful
10 12|    function, even in the just and moral form of married life, is
11 13|        nature in the place of the moral obligations to dominate
12 13|   matrimonial relations the whole moral law were reduced to the
13 13|         sanctity of the Christian moral law do not admit an unchecked
14 13|        simple maxims of Christian moral law, are sufficient to give