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Pius XII
The moral limits of medical research and treatment
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value
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 1 Int|          together, have absolute value in motivating and justifying
 2 I  | Scientific knowledge has its own value in the domain of medical
 3 I  |          and psychology. It is a value which must certainly not
 4 I  |    certainly not be minimized, a value existing quite independently
 5 I  |      some moral rule of absolute value. In such a case, although
 6 I  |       science is not the highest value, that to which all other
 7 I  |   values-or in the same order of value, all particular values-should
 8 I  |     interests of science" a true value that the moral law allows
 9 II |   question concerns the absolute value of this principle. Does
10 III|      therefore, have an absolute value. ~

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