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 1 Int|        pertaining to the human person occupy an important place
 2 Int|     lofty dignity of the human person, and in a special way his
 3 Int|       dignity upon every human person and guarantees respect for
 4 Int|        the rights of the human person. These rights have often,
 5 Int|        inherent in every human person, it is obviously wrong to
 6 I  |        the life of an innocent person without opposing God's love
 7 I  |   opposing God's love for that person, without violating a fundamental
 8 I  |        action on the part of a person is to be considered as a
 9 I  |   service of one's brethren, a person offers his or her own life
10 II |     infant or an adult, an old person, or one suffering from an
11 II |        incurable disease, or a person who is dying. Furthermore,
12 II |      or herself or for another person entrusted to his or her
13 II |       the dignity of the human person, a crime against life, and
14 II |     help and love. What a sick person needs, besides medical care,
15 II |     warmth with which the sick person can and ought to be surrounded
16 III|       be terribly painful to a person in full health. Hence it
17 III|   special consideration. For a person not only has to be able
18 III|     right to deprive the dying person of consciousness without
19 IV |       the dignity of the human person and the Christian concept
20 IV |  conscience either of the sick person, or of those qualified to
21 IV | qualified to speak in the sick person's name, or of the doctors,
22 IV |  account the state of the sick person and his or her physical
23 IV |    normal care due to the sick person in similar cases is not
24 IV |       with failing to help the person in danger.~