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 1 Int|       values pertaining to the human person occupy an important
 2 Int|       the lofty dignity of the human person, and in a special
 3 Int|      the fundamental values of human life are often called into
 4 Int|      them more in harmony with human dignity. A number of Episcopal
 5 Int|       lofty dignity upon every human person and guarantees respect
 6 Int| awareness of the rights of the human person. These rights have
 7 Int|       rights inherent in every human person, it is obviously
 8 I  |               I. ~THE VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE~Human life is the basis
 9 I  |        THE VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE~Human life is the basis of all
10 I  |  source and condition of every human activity and of all society.
11 II |     the killing of an innocent human being, whether a fetus or
12 II |     against the dignity of the human person, a crime against
13 II |     medical care, is love, the human and supernatural warmth
14 III|     unavoidable element of the human condition; on the biological
15 III|      but, since it affects the human psychological makeup, it
16 III| general rule. On the contrary, human and Christian prudence suggest
17 IV |        both the dignity of the human person and the Christian
18 IV |   right to die peacefully with human and Christian dignity. From
19 IV |        as an acceptance of the human condition, or a wish to
20 Con|     this event in the light of human values, and Christians even