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:"... respect for nature and protection of God's work of creation. In a special way, it means respect for human life from the first moment of conception until its natural end." - the Pope <!-- need date of statement --> | :"... respect for nature and protection of God's work of creation. In a special way, it means respect for human life from the first moment of conception until its natural end." - the Pope <!-- need date of statement --> | ||
| − | Cardinal [[Bernard Law]] urged Americans to "spread the culture of life over the culture of death". {{ | + | Cardinal [[Bernard Law]] urged Americans to "spread the culture of life over the culture of death". {{fact}} |
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 00:37, January 2, 2008
"Culture of Life", as expressed by the Roman Catholic Church, refers to:
- "... respect for nature and protection of God's work of creation. In a special way, it means respect for human life from the first moment of conception until its natural end." - the Pope
Cardinal Bernard Law urged Americans to "spread the culture of life over the culture of death".[Citation Needed]
External links
- Culture of Death - Catholic writings (with nice song clip "Light that dispels the darkness ... God Who loves unconditionally")