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 1 Int|          way his or her right to life. The Council therefore condemned
 2 Int|         condemned crimes against life "such as any type of murder,
 3 Int|      fundamental values of human life are often called into question,
 4 Int|  capacity to cure and to prolong life in particular circumstances,
 5 Int|         Christ, who, through His life, death and resurrection,
 6 Int|    Creator, Provider and Lord of life - if they share this belief -
 7 I  |           I. ~THE VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE~Human life is the basis
 8 I  |        VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE~Human life is the basis of all goods,
 9 I  |      society. Most people regard life as something sacred and
10 I  |       will, but believers see in life something greater, namely,
11 I  |       can make an attempt on the life of an innocent person without
12 I  |          duty to lead his or her life in accordance with God's
13 I  | accordance with God's plan. That life is entrusted to the individual
14 I  |       perfection only in eternal life. ~3. Intentionally causing
15 I  |          that sacrifice of one's life whereby for a higher cause,
16 I  |     person offers his or her own life or puts it in danger (cf.
17 II |        the danger of suppressing life prematurely. Ultimately,
18 II |        many years of a miserable life, which could impose too
19 II |          person, a crime against life, and an attack on humanity.
20 III|       during the last moments of life, has a special place in
21 III|        of narcotics will shorten life)?" the Pope said: "If no
22 IV |         the Christian concept of life, against a technological
23 IV |       burdensome prolongation of life, so long as the normal care
24 Con|         the plan of the Creator. Life is a gift of God, and on
25 Con|       opens the door to immortal life. Therefore, all must prepare