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 1 2 |          was against the natural law and the divine positive
 2 2 |          and the divine positive law, and consequently that it
 3 2 |  profession, of this fundamental law. But never forget this:
 4 2 |          rises above every human law and above every "indication"
 5 2 |        indication" the faultless law of God. ~The apostolate
 6 3 |          without violating God's law can avoid the "blessing"
 7 5 |       the transgression of God's law and of the dictates of your
 8 5 |         knowledge of this divine law, so that it may be observed
 9 6 |       proclaimed the fundamental law of the conjugal act and
10 6 |          of a natural and divine law. ~Let Our words be a sure
11 7 |     grave violation of the moral law and therefore unlawful.
12 7 |    unlawful according to natural law, from which, as you well
13 8 |        know and defend the moral law, to which the application
14 9 |          legislator can will his law to oblige to the point of
15 9 |       obliged to abstain; divine law cannot have this meaning." ~
16 9 |         which is contrary to the law of God and to your Christian
17 11| promulgated by the Code of Canon Law. Not long afterwards, to
18 13|   pleasure is subordinate to the law of the action whence it
19 13|          versa—the action to the law of pleasure. And this law,
20 13|        law of pleasure. And this law, so very reasonable, concerns
21 13|        The transgression of this law is as old as original sin.
22 13|    ordered to that unique, great law of the "generatio et educatio
23 13|        relations the whole moral law were reduced to the normal
24 13|  sanctity of the Christian moral law do not admit an unchecked
25 13|        maxims of Christian moral law, are sufficient to give
26 13|          conformity with natural law and with a healthy Christian